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hi @brendanfalkowski -- thanks for reporting. I can see how that's frustrating.
We're experimenting with ways of making the git functionality within Atom more discoverable, because a lot of users don't know about these features and could potentially find them useful. However, we don't want to annoy our users, so I'l consider adding some kind of guard against this kind of behavior where the merge conflict panel opens repeatedly even after it's been closed.
In the meantime, if you don't want to use any of the Git functionality in Atom, you can disable the package "github" within your atom settings and that should stop the merge conflict panel from popping open.
I'd like to keep the GitHub package enabled because I do use the branch indicator/switcher.
It makes sense to open the conflict panel when conflicts are detected, and I did try it out the first time it appeared (it's nice). Keeping it hidden after it's manually hidden would be perfect.
Same here! The github package is neat for selecting which change i wish to keep with its little inline buttons. But that side panel is annoying. There should be a setting in the github package to disable it..
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annthurium commentedon Nov 30, 2018
hi @brendanfalkowski -- thanks for reporting. I can see how that's frustrating.
We're experimenting with ways of making the git functionality within Atom more discoverable, because a lot of users don't know about these features and could potentially find them useful. However, we don't want to annoy our users, so I'l consider adding some kind of guard against this kind of behavior where the merge conflict panel opens repeatedly even after it's been closed.
In the meantime, if you don't want to use any of the Git functionality in Atom, you can disable the package "github" within your atom settings and that should stop the merge conflict panel from popping open.
brendanfalkowski commentedon Nov 30, 2018
@annthurium Thanks for the write-up!
I'd like to keep the GitHub package enabled because I do use the branch indicator/switcher.
It makes sense to open the conflict panel when conflicts are detected, and I did try it out the first time it appeared (it's nice). Keeping it hidden after it's manually hidden would be perfect.
jarekwg commentedon Dec 4, 2018
Same here! The github package is neat for selecting which change i wish to keep with its little inline buttons. But that side panel is annoying. There should be a setting in the github package to disable it..