Description: The ‘Pull Request Conflict’ in version control systems refers to a situation where the proposed changes in a pull request cannot be merged with the target branch due to code conflicts. This occurs when two or more developers have made modifications to the same lines of a file or related files, creating discrepancies that must be resolved before the merge can take place. This conflict is a natural part of collaborative work in agile development environments, where multiple contributions are made simultaneously. To resolve a pull request conflict, developers must review the differences between the code versions, decide which changes to keep, and often make manual adjustments to the code to ensure that the desired functionality is maintained. Effective management of these conflicts is crucial to maintaining code integrity and ensuring that the project progresses smoothly. Various version control systems provide tools and features that help identify and resolve these conflicts, allowing development teams to collaborate more efficiently and effectively.
