Load Sourcetree from current directory location in terminal

[Greg Kerstin]

I'm frequently in the git repo I'm working with inside the terminal. I'd like to open an instance of Sourcetree from the terminal window. Is there a command I can run, either if it's a new repo that hasn't opened inside of Sourcetree as of yet, or opening a project thats already bookmarked?

The start of my troubles lies here

$sourcetree ./

bash: sourcetree: command not found

-Greg

[David at David Simpson Apps · Accepted solution]

Try here:

Then type stree at the command line.

[Greg Kerstin]

My menu shows differently

[Greg Kerstin]

I found a 1.5.4 download right now. I'm upgrading versions and will mark solved if this helps.

[David at David Simpson Apps]

It looks like you we're using a different v1.5.3 to me. Different menus & different open source libraries included. It's ashame that the exact build number isn't displayed in the "About" dialog.

[Greg Kerstin]

I mostly have been using the app store version of Source tree. When I grabbed the web site version, I got the additional menu items.

[Will Moore]

Any way to manually install this (i.e. something to add to path our source from our bashrc / bash_profile)? The menu option to "install command line tools" fails for me: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/30955938/sourcetree-install-command-line-tools-fails-on-yosemite-version-10.10.5

[k06a]

Just found solution: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREE-3172

[Greg Kerstin]

I can't find the menu option SourceTree > Install Command Line Tools I'm using 1.5.3