Buffer Version

rg '>>>>' -l | xargs vim

Explanation:

It uses rg and the flag -l to only list file paths that contain >>>> in them (conflicted files), pipes to xargs with splits each one as a param to vim.

It will say X files to edit. And you'll have all these files open in buffers. I was going throw

• :ls command to Vim lists buffers.
• :bd#n to close buffer where #n is the bugger number ( use ls to get it) --------- :bd2 - delete buffer # 2

Tabs Version

rg '>>>>' -l | xargs vim -p

• vim -p a/*.php opens the same files in tabs
• gt and gT switch tabs back and forth
• :q closes only the current tab
• :qa closes everything and exits
• :tabo closes everything but the current tab