Where does SourceTree store repository configurations?

[Matt Raffel]

Where is this information stored on a mac?   I would like to edit these displayed texts without have to delete the folders and re-git the repository.

Thnx

Matt

[Daniel Eads {unmonitored account} · Accepted solution]

Hi Matt!

If you want to edit the git config, you can get it open from Sourcetree:

1. Open the repo and click Settings in the toolbar
2. Click the Advanced tab
3. Click the Edit Config File... button

If the stuff you're looking to modify isn't in this file, you can also try the sourcetreeconfig file. That's located in <your_repo_'s_home_directory>/.git/sourcetreeconfig. .git is a hidden folder, so you'll need to use Terminal to get there or use Cmd+Shift+G in Finder to let you browse to that location.

Cheers,
Daniel

[Matt Raffel]

That doesn't answer my question. 

EG:  I want to change "stuff" to say "my stuff".   I cannot find where that bit of data is stored.

[Matt Raffel]

Btw I did find I can rename it by ctrl-click the project name.   I was expecting to find "stuff" in a config file somewhere.   But I have yet to find it.

[Daniel Eads {unmonitored account}]

Sorry that didn't seem to answer what you were trying to solve. You did ask "Where does SourceTree store repository configurations?" which is the answer originally provided.

As you found, what you really wanted to do (rename a repository locally) can be done simply by right-clicking or ctrl-clicking and selecting Rename. SourceTree saves the information about your repo browser (not the actual repo configs themselves) in ~/Library/Application Support/SourceTree/browser.plist.

[Matt Raffel]

yes.  my apologizes on clarity of what I was looking for.   Thank you for your help.

[Daniel Klein]

For future reference, on Windows 10:

C:\Users\<YourUserName>\AppData\Local\Atlassian\SourceTree\bookmarks.xml