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merge-prep

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Prepare a read-only branch merge analysis with native git merge-tree conflict detection and copy-pasteable manual commands. Use when deciding whether to merge one branch into another. Not for: checkout, merge, rebase, conflict edits, or branch mutation. Output: commits, files, conflicts, evidence, and manual commands.

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    Use native, read-only Git evidence: merge-base, commit log, changed-file summary, and git merge-tree --write-tree <target> <source> (or …

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Merge Prep

Workflow

Require <source-branch> and resolve --target to {TARGET_BRANCH} or main when omitted. Validate both refs and a clean worktree before analysis. Use native, read-only Git evidence: merge-base, commit log, changed-file summary, and git merge-tree --write-tree <target> <source> (or report UNAVAILABLE when the installed Git cannot provide that read-only operation).

Report commits, files, conflict details, likely conflict patterns, and text-only resolution strategies. Emit copy-pasteable commands for a human to execute later. Never run git checkout, git switch, git merge, git rebase, or a conflict edit. See references/workflow.md for the exact sequence.

When NOT to Use

  • The worktree is dirty or either branch/ref is missing.
  • A merge, checkout, rebase, or conflict resolution should happen now.
  • A write-capable branch operation is requested.

Output

Pre-merge evidence includes source/target refs, merge-base, commits, files, merge-tree output, conflict status, and copy-pasteable manual commands. Conflicts are findings, not permission to mutate. A complete read-only analysis ends PASS (with its conflict status); missing preconditions or unexpected Git failures are terminal BLOCKED/FAIL results. No merge claim is made.

Verification

  • Source and target resolve and git status --porcelain is empty.
  • Native merge-tree analysis ran without changing the worktree.
  • Commit/file/conflict evidence is included, including clean conflicts when none were found.
  • Suggested merge commands are output only and were not executed.

References

  • references/workflow.md — native analysis, conflict interpretation, and manual command output.

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