In what case can a conflict with a headache of ~ 10 occur?

Question

I have a case where just executing git rebase HEAD~10causes multiple merge conflicts.

As I understand it, the above command should return to HEAD~10, and then cherry-pickwith each subsequent commit without any changes, thus simply repeating the story.

How is this possible to create merge conflicts?

I will not post a specific case, since I do not want to turn this question into a specific solution to problems (I really have no reason to do this rebase), but I'm rather trying to understand how git works.

EDIT:

Adding network diagrams to better illustrate the situation. Conflict occurs when rebase gets to the point that “More Tests” commits

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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git config merge.conflictstyle diff3

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