What needs to be clicked to save changes after editing conflict resolution settings?

Selecting "Save" after editing conflict resolution settings is essential because it ensures that all modifications made to the settings are properly recorded and stored. This action finalizes the adjustments you have made, allowing them to take effect in the system. In many applications, including those that handle version control or conflict resolution, using the "Save" function is a standard procedure for committing changes made during a session.

In this context, other options may suggest different actions that do not specifically pertain to saving. For instance, "Submit" could imply sending data for approval or processing, rather than directly saving changes. "Apply" might suggest that you want the changes to take effect immediately but does not guarantee that they will be saved for future use. Similarly, "Send" typically indicates transmitting information rather than storing it. Therefore, the most appropriate and clear action to ensure your changes are preserved in the conflict resolution settings is to click "Save."