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Can't check in files in SourceTree

Dave T

I'm a first time user of SourceTree and am trying to check in an existing project into BitBucket. Sorry, this is probably simple but I can't figure it out. I am working from a Windows computer and have a set of source code in a directory on the computer. How do I check it in? I tried drag and drop into the bookmarks section in the left pane of the SourceTree client, but no-go.

Or if there is any documenation anywhere, can you point me to it?

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Seth

If your existing code is already a Git or Mercurial repo, you can add it to SourceTree using the "Add Working Copy" tab in the Clone/New dialog. Otherwise, add it to SourceTree in the "Create New Repository tab. You may have to commit the code to the new repo.

In Bitbucket, create a new repository. Add this new repo to your SourceTree repository as a remote. Push your branch to the Bitbucket remote.

Dave T

Thanks, but can you give me more detailed instructions (or point me to some documentation -is there any)? I created the repository, and it seemed to let me add my code, but when I go to view the tree in bitbucket, there is nothing there.

Seth

Have you used Git before? Your confusion sounds like it stems from a misunderstanding of the differences between Git/Hg versus CVS/SVN.

Dave T

You're right - I've used GIT but am rusty. I am more experienced with CVS and SourceSafe. That's why I could use some doc. What I want to do must be pretty straightforward - just initialize a new repository with an existing project, but I can't get it to work!