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MergeNB: An intuitive merge conflict resolver built for Jupyter notebooks in VS Code [P]

I used to work heavily with Jupyter Notebooks + git + VS Code in a collaborative research setting and found nbdime to be somewhat buggy/a hassle to work with in general.

So, in typical side project fashion (relevant xkcd) I've been working on MergeNB quite a bit over the last 6 months or so. It's (currently only) a VS Code extension with a web UI, and has a few cool improvements over other alternatives, which I outlined in the README/docs site.

I'd be over the moon if this actually gets used by people, and would love a star if it's interesting. See https://github.com/Avni2000/MergeNB.

I've also been working on a static documentation site here: https://avni2000.github.io/MergeNB/docs

I'm planning on working on it a lot more over the summer and properly fleshing out a few of the ideas I had (including making it a git mergetool as well as a VS Code extension), so if you'd like to contribute, feel free to raise an issue or shoot me a message/email :)

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