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Prevent automatic fetching in Sourcetree

Aram Kocharyan1

This is quite common when I enter a git repo:

http://i.snag.gy/ExgQn.jpg

Is there an option to prevent automatic fetching of submodules? Afterwards it starts to download the submodule from github like crazy without even asking if I want to pull.

Accepted answers

stevestreeting

You can disable automatic background fetching globally in Preferences > General > Check default remotes for updates every X minutes (uncheck the box).

You can also do it per repo in Settings > Advanced.

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stevestreeting

You can disable automatic background fetching globally in Preferences > General > Check default remotes for updates every X minutes (uncheck the box).

You can also do it per repo in Settings > Advanced.

SgtPooki

The automatic fetching also makes the git flow workflow a complete pain since you always have to switch back to develop to pull, then back to your feature branch to finish the feature.. this process can definitely be simplified through sourcetree.

Brandon Graham

Note that in the latest version of Sourcetree the global fetch settings are in Tools > Options > General instead of Preferences > General.