Disable smart quotes in commit window?

[Jeremy Kay]

Is there a way to permanently disable smart quotes and smart dashes in the commit window? Some of our deploys fail because git complains about the unicode characters.

When I right-click and uncheck Substitutions > Smart Quotes and Substitutions > Smart Dashes it does not remember the setting.

It would be ideal to be able to turn off all spelling "correction" and any other text substitions in this window.

I'm on OS 10.9 and Sourcetree 1.7.4.1.

Thanks.

[Reno Brown]

I'm experiencing the same issue with OSX 10.8.5 and Sourcetree 1.8.0.3.

I've resorted to using the command line for my recent usage of git, as I cannot seem to turn off text substitutions permanently for SourceTree, even though I've turned them off system wide.

The text substitution settings reset as soon as I hit the "commit" button again.

[Max Horn]

Same over here! This is *reall* annoying. For now I partially worked around this by changing the system wide "smart dash" settings to use the regular " and ' (so nothing happens), but this is only partially solving the problems, as it still converts -- to a dash.

I really hope the SourceTree team will fix this soon.

[Jeremy Kay]

I had to turn off the setting site wide in order to prevent sourcetree from replacing quotes and dashes in the commit dialog. Ideally it could be disabled just for sourcetree, but this works for me for now.

Go to System Prefs > Keyboard

Choose the Text tab.

Uncheck "Use smart quotes and dashes"

[Max Horn]

I think SourceTree should just always disable the various "smart" substitutions in the commit dialog. The will almost never make sense, and if somebody wants to use "smart" quoties etc., well, they can still enter them manually.