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“dealing with merge conflicts are a breeze” is an understatement. I don’t use IntelliJ typically in my day to day anymore, but the merge conflict resolution UI offered in IntelliJ is so far and above alternatives that I would still reach for it in a particularly complex scenario. VSCode’s UI does not even remotely approach how good IntelliJ’s is. I’m not aware of any UI that does merge conflicts as well as IntelliJ currently.


P4merge from Perforce works even better. It's just a file merge tool, and doesn't require you to use Perforce.

I've got a git merge/diff wrapper that falls back from p4merge to idea and finally back to stock diff.




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