frb-fix-merge-conflict

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Use when resolving merge or rebase conflicts in flutter_rust_bridge, especially conflicts involving generated files after master/main changed independently from a PR branch.

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FRB Fix Merge Conflict

Use this skill before resolving merge or rebase conflicts in flutter_rust_bridge.

Core Rule

Resolve hand-written files semantically. Do not hand-resolve generated files as the final result.

Generated conflict output should be treated as a stale artifact from two independently valid histories. After the hand-written sources are merged, regenerate the generated outputs and commit that regenerated result.

Before Starting

Read the FRB environment setup instructions for the current checkout before running generation or tests.
Read frb-code-generation to choose the minimal regeneration command.
If the conflict is discovered through CI or PR checks, read frb-fix-ci before deeper investigation.
Make sure the worktree starts clean except for the merge/rebase conflict you are intentionally resolving.

Classify Conflicts

List unmerged files:

git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U

Classify each file into one of these buckets:

Bucket	Examples	Resolution
Hand-written source	Rust APIs, codegen logic, Dart tests, docs, configs	Resolve manually with normal semantic merge
Generated output	`frb_generated.`, `.freezed.dart`, `*.g.dart`, generated API wrappers, generated test entrypoints	Pick one side only as a temporary placeholder, then regenerate
Ambiguous generated-like output	lockfiles, copied template outputs, integrate scaffolds	Confirm source of truth before choosing; use `frb-fix-ci` dependency graph if unsure

Do not use the generated-file shortcut for hand-written files merely because they are noisy.

Generated File Conflict Workflow

When a generated file conflicts because both base and PR independently added tests or APIs:

Resolve all hand-written source conflicts first.
For each generated conflicted file, choose a conflict-free placeholder from either side. The chosen side is not the final answer; it only clears conflict markers so the generator can run.
Stage those placeholder generated files.
Run the appropriate generation command from frb-code-generation. For broad PR-vs-master generated drift, prefer:

./frb_internal precommit-generate

For frb_example/pure_dart and frb_example/pure_dart_pde conflicts, the internal generator and package codegen cover different outputs. If the merge touches generated test entrypoints, copied PDE files, or the pure-Dart chain, run:

./frb_internal generate-internal-frb-example-pure-dart

If the merge also brings in hand-written Rust or Dart API changes, run package codegen after the internal generator:

./frb_internal generate-run-frb-codegen-command-generate --package frb_example/pure_dart
./frb_internal generate-run-frb-codegen-command-generate --package frb_example/pure_dart_pde

Do not stop after the internal generator when CI errors mention missing methods on generated Dart APIs such as RustLibApi; that usually means the package frb_generated.* files are stale.

Inspect the regenerated diff. The final generated files should reflect both sides' hand-written sources.
Commit the merge/rebase resolution.

Placeholder Commands

For a normal git merge master into a PR branch, this is usually enough for generated paths:

git checkout --ours -- <generated-path>
git add <generated-path>

For a git rebase, remember Git reverses the intuitive meaning of ours/theirs: --ours is the branch being rebased onto, and --theirs is the replayed commit. Since generated files are only placeholders, either side can be acceptable if the file still exists and regeneration will overwrite it. When deletion/addition is involved, prefer the side that leaves the path in the shape expected by the generator, then verify after regeneration.

Validation

After regeneration:

git diff --check
git diff --name-only --diff-filter=U
git status --short

Then run the relevant local Docker-backed checks from the project skills. For broad generated-file conflict repairs, start with the same generation command CI would run, then use CI to validate the full matrix.

If CI later reports more generated diff, add the experience back to this skill so the next repair has a sharper rule.

Commit Shape

Keep the conflict-resolution commit focused:

Include semantic hand-written conflict resolutions.
Include regenerated outputs from the chosen generation command.
Do not include unrelated cleanup.
Mention the generation command in the commit message body when useful.