git-continue

git continue

git continue is a git-extras command that resumes whichever operation Git currently has paused, without you needing to remember or look up the exact command.It checks the repository's git-dir for the state files Git leaves behind mid-operation (CHERRY_PICK_HEAD, MERGE_HEAD, REBASE_HEAD, REVERT_HEAD) to work out whether a cherry-pick, merge, rebase, or revert is in progress, then runs the matching --continue for it, e.g. git rebase --continue.The same script also implements git-abort (installed as a second name pointing at the same file): it picks its behavior by inspecting its own invoked name, running --abort instead of --continue for whichever operation is detected.

Errors out with "No active operation found" if nothing is paused, and lists all of them if it somehow detects more than one. Conflicts must still be resolved and staged yourself before continuing; this command only saves you from typing the operation-specific continue command. Requires git-extras to be installed.

git continue is part of git-extras, the community-maintained collection of Git utility scripts.

git-abort(1), git-rebase(1), git-merge(1), git-cherry-pick(1), git-revert(1), git-extras(1)

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