To show only the files containing merge conflicts in Git, you can use the git diff
command with the --name-only
and --diff-filter
options.
Here's the command you can use:
git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U
Explanation:
--name-only
: This option tells Git to output only the names of the files that have differences.--diff-filter=U
: This option tells Git to show only files with unmerged, or conflicted changes.
This command will output a list of file names that have conflicts. You can then use this list to resolve the conflicts in those files.
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