$ git merge origin/main --＞Please commit your changes or stash them before you merge.Aborting

The message you're seeing indicates that you have uncommitted changes in your working directory or staging area. Git won't allow you to merge until these changes are either committed or stashed. Here are your options to proceed:

Option 1: Commit Your Changes

If you're ready to commit the changes:

1. Add your changes to the staging area:

   bash

   git add .
   

2. Commit the changes:

   bash

   git commit -m "Your commit message"
   

3. Now, you can proceed with the merge:

   bash

   git merge origin/master
   

Option 2: Stash Your Changes

If you're not ready to commit your changes but want to save them temporarily, you can stash them:

1. Stash your changes:

   bash

   git stash
   

   This will save your changes in a stash and revert your working directory to the last committed state.

2. Now, perform the merge:

   bash

   git merge origin/master
   

3. Apply your stashed changes:

    

   After the merge, you can apply your stashed changes back:

   bash

   git stash pop
   

   This will reapply your saved changes. If there are conflicts, you'll need to resolve them as described earlier.

Summary:

1. To commit changes:

   bash

   git add .
   git commit -m "Your commit message"
   git merge origin/master
   

2. To stash changes:

   bash

   git stash
   git merge origin/master
   git stash pop
   

Choose the option that best fits your current workflow. If you're not ready to commit the changes yet, stashing is usually the safer option.