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How do you do combat resolution when the combat includes multiple units?

It would be easier to explain with an example, but if there are multiple units in 1 combat, it is still resolved as a whole, as one combat.

Add up all the modifiers, determine the winner, losing army then has its units take break tests based on how much the overall combat was lost by.

Same as you do for a combat involving 2 units

You have 2 "sides" to the combat: all your friendly units on one side, all enemy units on the other side. You do ONE resolution for the entire combat

Ok cool, thanks.