I've seen posts on where the config file is to set the SuppressConflictsWarning
But when I open the config file the setting is not there
Seriously if you can click on a check box to nut show this dialog again (and why would anybody even want to do this?) then there should be something in the settings to turn it back on
Hi
On Sourcetree for Windows the setting is written to the user.config file.
It can be a bit tricky to find, it will be under the following folder
%localappdata%\Atlassian\Sourcetree\Sourcetree.exe_url_{hash}\{version}
where {version} matches the version of Sourcetree you are running and then you are looking for this:
<setting name="SuppressConflictsWarning" serializeAs="String">
<value>True</value>
</setting>
and you want to set it to False.
Please read my posts more carefully:
"I've seen posts on where the config file is to set the SuppressConflictsWarning
But when I open the config file the setting is not there"
the xml
<setting name="SuppressConflictsWarning" serializeAs="String">
<value>True</value>
</setting>
Does not exist in that file, should I add it?
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It is possible you have found a bug.
Checking that checkbox in the dialog, should set the SuppressConflictsWarning = true and it will only be persisted across re-starts if it is saved to the user.config, The default is SuppressConflictsWarning = false.
You can add that entry to the user.config and that should force to show (false) or not (true)
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