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Remove "Default Merge Startegy" or let users disable it #288
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This feature was originally requested to Atlassian by the community on Feb. 23, 2017 here. Bitbucket's product manager stated that it wasn't something they were prioritizing at the moment, despite the feature request having so many votes, so I added it as a feature to Refined Bitbucket on December 2017 (#91). It only became available on Bitbucket around May 2018, but until then there was no confirmation if they were ever going to implement this themselves or not. So calling it counter-productive is a little bit disrespectful in my opinion, especially since I know that many people benefited from it. So far no one had complained about the conflict you bring up on this issue, and that's why it hadn't being resolved. I'll add the possibility of disabling it in the upcoming update. Thanks |
Add "None" option to the default merge strategy feature as a way to disable it. Closes #288
Add "None" option to the default merge strategy feature as a way to disable it. Closes #288
Add "None" option to the default merge strategy feature as a way to disable it. Closes #288
Released in v3.17.0 |
Hi, thanks for the fix! I didn't mean to be disrespectful, I only meant that it's counter-productive right now, when this feature is available out of the box. I suspected that it may have been added there later, hence the "I don't know" part in original post. |
This feature was requested in #90 and introduced in #91. I think it's counter-productive, though. Bitbucket has its own, per-repository setting for this. Maybe it was introduced after #91? I don't know.
Refined Bitbucket overrides this setting for all repos. It leads to mistakes if you work with multiple repos that prefer different merge strategies. IMHO it would be better to let repository owners choose their preferred strategy. So I'd suggest to:
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