Is it possible to remove the Commit button from the toolbar?

[Darrenj]

We are using Sourcetree on a test PC to pull down our latest changes to a system and test them. We only ever pull via Sourcetree on this box.
Works fine but the Commit button indicates "11" and it's worrying that one of us could accidentally commit whatever those changes are. It would be ideal if we could just take the commit button out completely on that computer. Is that possible?
Thanks

[Tomislav Tobijas]

Hi @Darrenj ,

I think you won't be able to configure that in Sourcetree. I've tried checking open suggestions, but couldn't find anything related. 
*note that you could open a new suggestion by yourself and then share the link here

I guess some alternatives would be:

• Make the repo read-only > set it to read-only at the filesystem level
• Remove commit rights in the remote (prob. best choice)
• Disable commits at the git config level

All options wouldn't hide the button, but would prevent from doing any commits from that particular device/machine.

Cheers,
Tobi

[Darrenj]

Hi Tobi,

We can't make the repo read-only because we do commit to it from other machines.
How would we action either of the other options?

• Remove commit rights in the remote
• Disable commits at the git config level

We are using BitBucket, if that affects the answer.