I like BitBucket – all the cool kids use Github, but for small businesses BitBucket is great. We use Git at Miniclip, and we also use a lot of the Atlassian suite. We actually host Git ourselves and don’t use BitBucket – but we do use Stash, Bamboo, Jira, and Confluence – so I’m quite well versed in their. Bitbucket gives teams one place to plan projects, collaborate on code, test and deploy, all with free private Git repositories. Teams choose Bitbucket because it has a superior Jira integration, built-in CI/CD, & is free for up to 5 users. I was using NetBeans GIT plugin before, then I've decided to switch to SourceTree (v 1.9.4 ) as it is more efficient and powerful. As a newcomer to SourceTree I've managed to figure out basic Pull, Pushand Commit workflows. However, I got stuck when there were file conflicts when merging with my friend's work. In NetBeans if there are any conflicts, the plugin suggest to resolve it in a popup and I just want to go to the conflict resolving interface and accept the correct code chunk by clicking a button. That was simple. In SourceTree, there is something called External Merge Tool which didn't work well for me. When I right click on the file with conflicts, it just opened up two files side by side and there were arrows pointing left to right in the middle. There is a dropdown at the bottom of the screen to select the arrow direction. I tried to use this interface to resolve conflicts for a long time but failed. It didn't fix the conflicts and merged two files. As I searched through the internet I found that some people use external SourceTree conflict solving plugins to merge. Actually I'm little lost here. That's why I've decided to post this problem here. Could you please tell me, how to resolve conflicts in SourceTree effectively? Should I use an external plugin or should I use the External Merge Tool (if so, how can I use this)? Please help me! ![]() ![]() Thanks in advance! I'm not sure that there's actually a difference here. SourceTree does not have a built-in merge tool, so it uses an external one. You can allow to start the system's default merge tool, select from a list of supported tools, or enter the command line params for any non-supported tool. Based on your SourceTree version (1.9.4) it sounds like you are on a Mac. Another Mac user recently expressed frusteration with the default tool. You might try a tool that supports 3-way merge (original, branch a, branch b). Sounds like it can do this, and it's free. I am trying to run a VBA macro in Excel 2016 for Mac (v. 15.25) The macro works on Windows platforms with Excel 2016, and on Mac The issue appears specific to Excel 2016 for Mac when trying to export a CSV. The code is supposed to allow the user to click a button, which will then export. Learn vba for excel 2016. I have an Excel file that makes heavy use of the MacScript command, which has been deprecated in Excel 2016. I attempted to use the new AppleScriptTask command as explained in this StackOverflow. I'm having exactly the same problem. I can do basic operations in Source Tree but as soon as I get a merge conflict I can't get anything further. Thanks for your answer Seth but its a bit of Microsoft Helicopter answer - completely factually correct but no use at all.
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