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Connect to Github twice on personal AND enterprise profil

BartmanDilaw

Hi everybody

I have 2 Github accounts I want to connect to Sourcetree.

- One is my personnal free Github account

- One is an enterprise Github account

I so have added this two accounts in Sourcetree connecting with token (enterprise) and password (personnal) - this works fine.

But when I want to clone a repository, I need to "set as default" the user that owns the repo even if the full https repo address has been set (the one with username).

Is there another way to do that because I don't want to switch everytime I change the Github server target ?

Hope I'm clear

Thanks

BDW

Accepted answers

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Sourcetree needs to know which account you want to connect with, so no, there's no way to avoid telling it.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Sourcetree needs to know which account you want to connect with, so no, there's no way to avoid telling it.

BartmanDilaw

But I thought the repo was storing the credentials that Sourcetree would use.

What about the "Repo Settings" to set Remote repository paths :

While editing the origin remote (e.g.) we can set url/path of the repo and the remote account to use
Why is it not working if the current account is not the default account ?

Thanks

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

It does, but you still need to tell it which one you want to use.

BartmanDilaw

See my previous message edit.

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