The Conflicts Tab shows conflicts that have arisen because of operations you have performed, and suggests ways to resolve them. For example, if a class has a slot that references a class that currently does not exist in the working project, this will show up as a conflict. When there are conflicts, the tab name is highlighted in red.
The Conflicts tab has three areas:
To resolve a conflict, you can select the conflict, select one of the operations in the Suggested solutions list, and then click the Do It button.
The meaning of the operations, arguments, and parameters shown in the Suggested solutions list are identical to those shown in the Suggestions tab. If you want to modify the parameters, you cannot do it directly from here. Instead, you would create a new operation from the Suggestions tab or the Creating Operation tab, and then either perform the operation or add it to the To Do list.
Next: The New Operations Tab