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Very High Energy Impact on Mac

Joel Hess

Using Sourcetree v4 on a 2019 MacBook Pro 15in. If left open in the background, SourceTree is almost always at the top of the MacOS Activity Monitor for Energy usage. Average Energy Impact is listed at 109. Compared to the next highest being Firefox at 25.6. It's also at the top of CPU, and Disk usage, even when in the background and not in active use.

If I don't remember to completely quit SourceTree when I disconnect from power, it will most assuredly drain my battery.

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jwestbrook-vsa

Joel, did you find any solution?

diver92

same thing here. app restart always helps.. but after some time it starts high CPU usage again

Jonathan Hägglund

I get this too

vineet choudhary

+1. I'm also facing this on 2019 MBP 16" with BigSur.

@Joel Hess did you find any solution?

Miguel Espinoza_bfi4ci

+1. Having this issue on macbook pro 13" - macOS Catalina. Any updates on the topic?

Joel Hess

I've found that disabling the "Check default remotes for updates..." seems to help with this.

Miguel Espinoza_bfi4ci

Unfortunately not working for me.

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Kele Nakamura

+1 i basically can't keep it open if i'm not plugged into power.

Tony Erskine

+1 This is pretty ridiculous. Please fix it. I don't want to have to switch to the github client