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What happened to Windows 2.6.3?

Steven Smith_9681ji

I was on Sourcetree 2.6.3 Windows and LFS downloads were incredibly slow. Updating the embedded git would not take me past LFS 2.0.2. I tried re-downloading Sourcetree and installing, but it rolled me back to 2.5.5 and downgraded the embedded git from 2.17 to 2.16, but with LFS still at 2.0.2. I did a complete uninstall of Sourcetree and wiped everything in AppData. I also took the extra step of removing every version of git from my computer and any other source control software that I had.

I re-downloaded a new installer and am now at 2.5.5.0 with embedded git 2.16 but now I have LFS 2.3.4.

A co-worker was lucky enough to get a good update to Windows 2.6.3 with embedded git 2.17 and LFS 2.4. His LFS downloads are MUCH faster than everyone on the team.

Why can I no longer update back to 2.6.3? Why is 2.5.5 the only version offered on the website now?

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Update: there is a manual download link for 2.6.3 https://downloads.atlassian.com/software/sourcetree/windows/ga/SourceTreeSetup-2.6.3.exe

Accepted answers

Mikael Sandberg

2.5.5 is still being rolled out, Sourcetree moved to staged updates about a year and a half ago, have a look at this blog post about it. Only once the staged roll out reaches 100% will it be available to download from the website.

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Mikael Sandberg

You can always download and install Git separately instead of using the embedded version. I have been running Git 2.17 for a while now with Sourcetree 2.5.5 without any issues.

Steven Smith_9681ji

Thanks for the reply. I tried using system git 2.17 and LFS 2.4 but then sourcetree started giving me password errors. Even when I removed and re-added all user accounts, it wouldn't let me touch my repos on bitbucket. Switching back to embedded fixed this. I could give it another shot with this fresh install.

Mikael Sandberg

The password errors could be from the Git Credential Manager for Windows, we have had issues with it and I always recommend not to install it, but it is not always that my developers follows my instructions...