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What OS and what version of SourceTree are you using? Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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There's nothing to configure. Xcode and SourceTree both have their own versions of Git that they use out of the box. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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We don't have an option for this currently. You can vote and follow along here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREE-4207 Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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This was fixed in 2.5. The latest compatible release for macOS 10.12.6 is SourceTree 2.6.1. Please check for updates and let us know if that's not offered to you. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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@Mikael Sandberg is correct and makes a good suggestion for a solution. Please make sure to upvote or file a ticket at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREE or https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREEWIN and explain your request. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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We don't have anything such as that unfortunately. The closest option would be to watch the trusted-testers mailing list for announcements but that has a higher noise:signal ratio in this particular case. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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SourceTree is simply populating a URL format to open in a web browser, performing a push prior in this case from test4 to test1 on the server. I'm curious about what the server is seeing/doing, especially if the same steps in the corresponding web UI are fine. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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Hi Ken, The repository slug is a very precise technical description of what's essentially the name at the end of the URL. This is returned from Bitbucket and not SourceTree itself when there are invalid options (which should be listed) present in a proposed name. Unfortunately the Bitbucket Cloud API has a lowercase only…
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To reset a merge in progress use the "Reset…" (or "Revert…" for Mercurial) and choose the Reset All tab.
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You could try interactive rebasing or squashing. Alternatively you could delete that 'extra' branch after selecting them and using the "Create Patch…" (From Commits). Then you can just re-apply them on a version clone without any worries beyond the change in metadata.
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What OS and version of SourceTree are you using?
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Which OS and version of SourceTree are you running?
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There is no LFS locking support in SourceTree currently. We can't comment on a timeline for functionality. Please make sure to vote on an existing ticket or file a new one for either Mac or Windows. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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What OS and version of SourceTree are you using? Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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Are you doing this from the command line exclusively or also via SourceTree? This is an ST specific section. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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To clarify, does the app: 1) crash entirely with a report dialog that we can review or… 2) launch but warn you to upgrade We've not had a report like this before and I'm not finding any traces of such a dialog. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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Please post a single thread for an issue, not multiple. I'll respond here.
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Please file a bug report for Mac or Windows and we'll review. Thanks, Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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As a client SourceTree doesn't impose any limitations for LFS or other operations. Please raise a support ticket against Bitbucket Server for us to investigate what's going on. Apologies for the hiccup, thanks for your patience. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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We don't have that option AFAIK. Please file a ticket for Mac and/or Windows for us to review and prioritize accordingly. Thanks! Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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This regression has been fixed for the next update of SourceTree for Windows. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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Please file bug reports on our tracker for the Windows version. Thanks. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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We've not encountered or heard about this before. What OS are you on? What happens if you delete the app and download the latest version from our website?
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This was discussed in detail on our blog in November. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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What platform are you using? Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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They are only available online in Bitbucket. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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If it recurs we'll point you to what setting[s] to delete specifically. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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We fixed it for 2.5.3 which is rolling out to users but isn't 100% availability yet. When complete the bug will be updated with this fix info. Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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Please file a ticket with details on environment and the video as well and we'll proceed from there. Thanks! Brian Ganninger Senior Mac Developer, SourceTree
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Is there a particular reason you're on 2.4? 2.5.2 is the latest release for macOS Sierra with more updates ahead.