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Abort failed merge, rebase, or cherry-pick operations
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Abort failed merge, rebase, or cherry-pick operations
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Local git operations for syncing, branching, merging, and conflict resolution
GitHub interactions for issues, PRs, releases, and repository management
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| name | Git Abort |
| description | Abort failed merge, rebase, or cherry-pick operations |
| triggers | ["git abort","abort merge","abort rebase","cancel merge","cancel rebase","undo merge"] |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| user_invocable | true |
Safely abort a failed or unwanted merge, rebase, cherry-pick, or revert operation.
/git-abort # Auto-detect and abort current operation
/git-abort merge # Explicitly abort merge
/git-abort rebase # Explicitly abort rebase
/git-abort cherry-pick # Abort cherry-pick
/git-abort revert # Abort revert
# Check for various in-progress states
if [ -d .git/rebase-merge ] || [ -d .git/rebase-apply ]; then
OPERATION="rebase"
elif [ -f .git/MERGE_HEAD ]; then
OPERATION="merge"
elif [ -f .git/CHERRY_PICK_HEAD ]; then
OPERATION="cherry-pick"
elif [ -f .git/REVERT_HEAD ]; then
OPERATION="revert"
else
echo "No operation in progress to abort."
exit 0
fi
echo "Detected in-progress: $OPERATION"
# Show what files are in conflict
echo "Current status:"
git status --short
# Show conflicting files
echo "Conflicting files:"
git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U
case "$OPERATION" in
"merge")
git merge --abort
;;
"rebase")
git rebase --abort
;;
"cherry-pick")
git cherry-pick --abort
;;
"revert")
git revert --abort
;;
esac
# Confirm we're back to clean state
echo "Restored to previous state."
git status --short
git log --oneline -1
Aborting merge...
Previous state:
Merging main into feat/dark-mode
Conflicts in 2 files
Merge aborted successfully!
Current state:
Branch: feat/dark-mode
Status: Clean working directory
HEAD: abc1234 Your last commit before merge
What to do next:
/git-merge-main # Try merge again after preparation
/git-rebase # Try rebase instead (cleaner history)
/git-stash # Stash any partial work
Aborting rebase...
Rebase was in progress:
Rebasing feat/dark-mode onto main
Stopped at commit def5678
Rebase aborted successfully!
Current state:
Branch: feat/dark-mode
Status: Clean working directory
HEAD: ghi9012 (back to before rebase)
Your commits are restored to their original state.
Alternative approaches:
/git-merge-main # Merge instead of rebase
/git-conflicts # Get help resolving conflicts next time
Aborting cherry-pick...
Was cherry-picking:
Commit abc1234 from main
Cherry-pick aborted!
Current state:
Branch: feat/dark-mode
Status: Clean
The cherry-picked commit was not applied.
No operation in progress.
Current state:
Branch: feat/dark-mode
Status: Clean working directory
Nothing to abort.
| Operation | What Abort Does |
|---|---|
merge --abort | Removes merge state, restores HEAD |
rebase --abort | Stops rebase, restores original branch state |
cherry-pick --abort | Cancels cherry-pick, cleans up |
revert --abort | Cancels revert, cleans up |
After aborting, you can:
Try again with preparation:
/git-stash # Save any work
/git-sync # Make sure you're up to date
/git-merge-main # Try again
Use a different strategy:
# If merge had too many conflicts, try rebase
/git-rebase
# Or vice versa
/git-merge-main
Get help with conflicts:
/git-conflicts # Guided conflict resolution
/git-merge-main or /git-rebase results in conflicts/git-conflicts to get help before aborting/git-stash to save any partial work