I am using Azure git - not bitbucket or GitHub. After installing 3.4.13 all my repositories show the Remote button with a red exclamation. When I click on it instead of opening the link to my repository at https://myazure/_git/my_source_repository it goes to https://https//myazure/_git/my_source_repository.
There is nothing I can do to fix this. Why haven't SourceTree release a patch to fix this?
Hi @Yama Kamyar
Welcome to the Atlassian community!
I would look at the remote definition rather than the release. The double scheme in the link tells me the host root URL stored for that remote already contains https://, and Sourcetree prepends it again when it builds the browser link.
Which OS are you on, Windows or macOS?
I would open Repository > Repository Settings > Remotes > Edit and make sure the Host Root URL field is either empty or contains only the hostname, without https:// in front. The red exclamation mark mostly means the remote is not matched to a known hosting account, so setting the host type to unspecified in the same dialog usually clears it as well. Azure DevOps is not one of Sourcetree's built-in hosting services, which is why it lands in that state.
Cheers, Martin
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