Here are some general steps you can follow to merge branches in Git:

1. Ensure You Are on the Target Branch:

   • Before starting the merge, make sure you are on the branch where you want to merge changes. In your case, switch to the main branch:

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     git checkout main

2. Pull Latest Changes:

   • Pull the latest changes from the main branch to ensure you have the most up-to-date code:

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     git pull origin main

3. Merge Feature Branch:

   • Now, merge your feature branch into the main branch:

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     git merge feature-branch

     This will apply the changes from your feature branch to the main branch.

4. Resolve Conflicts (if any):

   • If there are merge conflicts, Git will prompt you to resolve them. After resolving conflicts, you'll need to commit the changes.

5. Push Changes:

   • Finally, push the changes to the remote repository:

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     git push origin main

If you are still facing issues, it's important to understand the specifics of your Git workflow and repository structure. Additionally, the "Port fix" option seems to be a specific terminology that might be used in the context of your version control system or workflow.

Consider checking the documentation of your version control system (like Git) or consulting with your team to understand any project-specific processes or conventions. If "Port fix" is a specific process used in your project, it would be beneficial to refer to your project's documentation or seek assistance from your team members to understand the correct usage and any specific configurations required.

I am having the same issue at the moment. Were you able to figure it out?

Hi,

Did you tried to open Git bash in your Project Folder?

Check the Status with git status in your branch, if it up to date chsnge to Main and use git merge <yourbranch>

Hope this Helps,