I love SourceTree and wanted to take load it a closed intranet. After 30 days, the software would not open because it couldn't connect to the internet to complete the registration process. Is SourceTree suported to run in such an environment?
Hey Lonny,
It can definitely run offline, but we do require a license to be registered to it after 30 days (we do this to find out how many users are using the product and as part of the EULA, that's all!). You can actually go on to https://my.atlassian.comand create a SourceTree license which can then be imported into the product to do this. We have many users who run SourceTree offline in Intranet environments like yours, so this defintely works.
Cheers
Thank you for the quick reply! One other question would be is there a way to create the licenses in bulk or would every member of our team need to create them seperately?
Hi Everyone,
Even though SourceTree is free, how it's used and distributed is governed by Atlassian's Customer Agreement. In the past users would have to generate a license and import the file into SourceTree in order to keep using the product. With Atlassian account, we're able to remove the licensing component, free trial, and protect SourceTree.
Current versions require a one time Atlassian Account login, or account creation during installation.
There is a current feature request for another option, and this request is actively monitored by our Product Manager: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREE-3452
Feel free to contact support directly at https://support.atlassian.com/servicedesk/customer/stsp if you have any questions.
Cheers!
I can download my sourcetree.license, but on the latest version (2.2.2) of SourceTree there's no way to import it. My options at "Log in to your Atlassian account" include "Use an existing account" and "Go to My Atlassian". Both of these attempt to access the internet (which I can't). Is it still possible to run SourceTree without internet access?
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