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Branches disappear and then reappear under Remotes

Jason Thiel_dsffza

For some reason, I have been seeing the > in the above screenshot disappear and I cannot see my remote branches (they are still there). After a good half hour googling and trying things, I gave up and the > reappeared along with my branches when i did a pull from master!

Does anybody have any idea why source tree seems to lose track of the branches?

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bgannin

Hi @Jason Thiel,

A few questions:

1. what version are you using?

2. what platform are you on? (Mac or Windows)

3 what is the remote host provider? (Bitbucket, GitHub, GitLab, other)

Our apologies for the hiccup.

Brian Ganninger
Principal Developer, Sourcetree

Jason Thiel_dsffza

1. sourcetree version 3.1.1

2. mac

3. bitbucket

i've had this happen twice in the past couple weeks. prior, i never saw the problem. probably has to do with the 3.1.1 from feb....

Nothing has changed on bitbucket side other than new branches added through jira.

Typically, i add branch in jira, open SourceTree, right click on origin, refresh from remote and then scroll to the branch in the list. Obviously, this completely fails if the > is missing and there is effectively nothing under origin!

Jason Thiel_dsffza

This happened again today. I created a new branch on bitbucket. I go to Source Tree to pull it down. The orgin under Remotes has no > and thus i cannot get my branch.

Is there a way to roll back SourceTree to previous version?

Jason Thiel_dsffza

I got around it by going to command line:

git checkout <branchname>

The new branch is now visible in Sourcetree and i was switched to it. Remote-> origin still has nothing under it!

I prefer to use Sourcetree instead of git command line to avoid the "cheatsheets" for git posted all over my desk.....

dabernathy89

I'm also missing this dropdown, even after restarting sourcetree. I haven't gotten it to reappear yet.

Mac: 10.14.4
Sourcetree: 3.1.2 (216)
Remote: Gitlab (hosted)

Screen Shot 2019-04-29 at 3.35.38 PM.png

Jason Thiel_dsffza

And Now i'm getting it again.

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