Closed SirZach closed 9 years ago
It's alt-m d
to detect conflicts. You can also run "Merge Conflicts: Detect" from the command palette, or check the keybinding resolver to see if something is conflicting - I just shuffled them from ctrl-m
chords in #157 because those conflicted.
got it. i'll close for now. i didn't realize i had to run a command although i'm pretty sure i tried alt+m d. thanks for the response!
I tried doing
alt+m down
and other variations and I can't get that conflicts file to show up. The console didn't yield any errors or warnings.Atom version 1.0.2. merge-conflicts version 1.3.3