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My sourcetree just updated itself, now it won't run on OSX 10.9.5

Memo Akten February 16, 2016

I'm on OSX 10.9.5 and don't want to upgrade just yet. Sourcetree updated itself, and now won't run saying it needs 10.10. I don't know what kind of logic would technically allow an application to install a version of itself which doesn't run on the OS it's being installed on :/ Can I find an older version somewhere?

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kristi Tsukida February 17, 2016

Same just happened to me. I found the previous Sourcetree 2.1 version at

http://www.techspot.com/downloads/6740-sourcetree.html

 

Rather unfortunate that Atlassian doesn't check requirements before updating. sad 

I've filed a JIRA bug https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREE-3437

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Pip Jones February 24, 2016

Same here - I didn't see anything happen, just today Source Tree has broken itself.

Shame - but I've switched to Tower

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Raffi Enficiaud February 19, 2016

Thanks, I added a comment: I do not understand why I am not being asked before an upgrade.

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Eric Feigenson February 18, 2016

Just happened to me too. I don't recall seeing anything that said it requires Mac OSX 10.0, but I could have missed it.  But it should be sophisticated enough to not install on an incompatible system.

I notice that the main "Download Sourcetree" links of the Atlassian web site are downloading 2.1 for the Mac, which is a relief!

 

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