When using the auto-resolve conflict resolution feature, what happens if a conflict is detected?

When using the auto-resolve conflict resolution feature, if a conflict is detected, the merge will stop. This is due to the nature of conflicts, which arise when there are conflicting changes that cannot be automatically resolved by the system. Stopping the merge allows developers to address the issue manually and decide how to best integrate the differing changes. This is an intentional design to prevent unintentional loss of data or overwriting important changes, ensuring that any conflicts are handled with diligence and care before proceeding.

This approach ensures that developers maintain control over the integration process and guarantees that the final result reflects the intended logic and design. Other responses imply that the merge might proceed despite conflicts, which could lead to problematic results or data loss, making it crucial to halt the merge process until the issues are resolved.