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Load Sourcetree from current directory location in terminal

Greg Kerstin

I'm frequently in the git repo I'm working with inside the terminal. I'd like to open an instance of Sourcetree from the terminal window. Is there a command I can run, either if it's a new repo that hasn't opened inside of Sourcetree as of yet, or opening a project thats already bookmarked?

The start of my troubles lies here

$sourcetree ./

bash: sourcetree: command not found

-Greg

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David at David Simpson Apps

Try here:

Then type stree at the command line.

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Greg Kerstin

I can't find the menu option SourceTree > Install Command Line Tools I'm using 1.5.3

David at David Simpson Apps

Try here:

Then type stree at the command line.

Greg Kerstin

My menu shows differently

Greg Kerstin

I found a 1.5.4 download right now. I'm upgrading versions and will mark solved if this helps.

David at David Simpson Apps

It looks like you we're using a different v1.5.3 to me. Different menus & different open source libraries included. It's ashame that the exact build number isn't displayed in the "About" dialog.

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