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…olution When a topic branch merge fails, the default behaviour is to abort and exit immediately. This makes it impossible to resolve conflicts manually and continue the integration run without restarting from scratch. Add a new --pause-on-conflict (-p) flag. When set, a merge failure prints a conflict banner listing the affected files and waits for the user to type 'y' (continue) or 'n' (abort) on stdin. This lets the operator resolve conflicts in a separate terminal and resume the integration without losing the work already merged. Signed-off-by: Shiraz Hashim <shiraz.hashim@oss.qualcomm.com>
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When a topic branch merge fails, the default behaviour is to abort and exit immediately. This makes it impossible to resolve conflicts manually and continue the integration run without restarting from scratch.
Add a new --pause-on-conflict (-p) flag. When set, a merge failure prints a conflict banner listing the affected files and waits for the user to type 'y' (continue) or 'n' (abort) on stdin. This lets the operator resolve conflicts in a separate terminal and resume the integration without losing the work already merged.