Mike Corsaro Atlassian Team

Looks like running like that causes issues with the PATH setting -- which causes issues for ST as it won't be able to find the git.exe path. Can you try again, but go to "Toops>Options>Git" and set "Use Embedded Git" and see if that works?

Ah, that's interesting... I'll take a look from my side and see if that lets me reproduce the issue. Thanks!

Strange -- could you upload your log file? Thanks. https://confluence.atlassian.com/sourcetreekb/sourcetree-logfile-location-675384748.html

Did that stash display in other versions? Additionally, 2.1 was released yesterday, could you give it a try? https://downloads.atlassian.com/software/sourcetree/windows/ga/SourceTreeSetup-2.1.2.3.exe

Hello! A fix for this is rolling out in 2.1 right now. Thanks!

Hello! To keep that work in the old branch, you'll need to commit those changes before switching branches (you don't need to push them, but if you don't they'll only stay on your local machine). If you'd like to store the changes without commiting them, you can use the "Stash" button. If you'd like to switch branches and…

Hello! Try using: CTRL + 1 You can use CTRL + 1 to switch to the commit view, CTRL + 2 to view the Log/History, and CTRL + 2 to view the Search view.

Hello! Can you try running "git fetch origin" from the command line?

If you follow the blue branch, what's the newest dot? I suspect you may have created a detached head by returning to a previous commit.

I assume there's someone else who works on this project? After adding a tag SourceTree will typically perform a fetch, which will update the Log with other branches other people may have created.

Hello! Could you do the following for me: * Open the slow repo * Go to "Repository -> Benchmark Repo Performance" * Upload the resulting file Thanks!

Hello! It looks like those are actually 2 different branches (keep in mind that colors are not always the same for each branch). If you look at the commits in the first picture, you can see they're actually the same commits as the pinkish color line in the second picture. Here's a img with the blue line faded out, and the…

@Magnus Bondesson Sorry about that – that issue was my fault and caused by a library that was updated, but not included in the last release. This is a known bug and it will be resolved in a release in a few days. You can track it here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREEWIN-4889

Thank you for your kind words Stanislav. Removing the gradients is on the roadmap in the next non-minor release as well as increasing overall app contrast.

@Jesse Temple That's unfortunately a bug.

@Admin User We've re-added the GitFlow button in the new 1.8.2 release.