In modern software development, developers rely on version control systems like Git to
collaborate in the branch-based development workflow. One downside of this workflow is …

Conventionally, merging code files is performed using generic line-based merging
algorithms (eg, diff3) that are unaware of the syntax and semantics of the programming …

In collaborative software development, multiple contributors frequently change the source
code in parallel to implement new features, fix bugs, refactor existing code, and make other …

Code merging plays an important role in collaborative software development. However, it is
often tedious and error-prone for developers to manually resolve merge conflicts, especially …

Conventionally, merging code files is performed in an unstructured manner, using generic
linebased merging algorithms (eg, diff3) that are unaware of the syntax and semantics of the …

During software development, when developers change the same part of the code
concurrently, this may be led to merging conflicts. Resolving these conflicts might be costly …

In software version control systems, like Git, merge conflicts typically arise when multiple
developers edit the same segment of a source file from different branches. Detecting merge …

Modern software products are usually developed and maintained by a team of developers,
either from a company or from an open-source community. In the development process, the …