Sourcetree and connecting to a server that needs a client certificate to connect

[Frank Refol]

We are using an on-prem Bitbucket server. Before you can login using a standard authentication of a username and password, your browser must be authenticated using a personal certificate. I can't seem to find any documentation that shows if this even supported. Note that currently we are using Github Desktop to access our repo without a problem.  I'd prefer to use Sourcetree since that is what Bitbucket recommends. 

Here are snippets of log files I found. Note that I've redacted sensitive information with x's.

2de488d5-ae1c-4885-b17d-8928bedbad93sourcetree.log

2019-04-01T18:43:31: VaultClient::Delete
2019-04-01T18:43:31: credentials not found for git:https://xxxx@xxxxx.xxxxxxx.com
2019-04-01T18:43:31: VaultClient::Delete
2019-04-01T18:43:31: credentials not found for sourcetree-rest:https://xxxx@xxxxx.xxxxx.com

sourcetree.log

ERROR [2019-04-01 18:43:31,014] [1] [SourceTree.Exceptions.RemoteHostException] [Log] - Failed to check login for user [xxxxx]
ERROR [2019-04-01 18:43:31,041] [1] [SourceTree.Exceptions.RemoteHostException] [Log] - Failed to check login for user [xxxxx]

[minnsey]

Hi

We don't explicitly support this at the moment in Sourcetree. Can I ask what is the behavior of git command line?

[Frank Refol]

Git for Windows (command line) works fine. You just have to make sure to choose "Use the native Windows Secure Channel library" during installation.

[Faleh_Al_Tamimi]

@Frank Refol  Did you solve the issue with the SourceTree login?