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Hi, about 15 minutes after clone of repository, I get the Source tree Error 128 - not a git repository. The strange thing is that when i click the remote button from Source tree and I get the following error;
Having trouble showing that directory
Normally, you'd see the directory here, but something didn't go right.
If I paste the URL for the git directly, it works fine.
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I would check Tools > Options > Authentication first, since that "having trouble showing that directory" message, plus Error 128, usually means the Bitbucket account token in Sourcetree has expired. Remove the account, then re-add it using OAuth. If the error only affects the cloned folder itself, I would confirm that the clone actually finished and that a .git folder exists at the path that Sourcetree has stored, because a partial or moved clone gives the exact same "not a git repository" message.
Cheers, Martin
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