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Every morning I open SourceTree it asked for password.

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Santanu Sahoo
Santanu Sahoo Jan 12, 2018

How can i store the previous state , so that every time i don't need to enter password in sourcetree. Like in Notepad++ , the state is always stored. How do i get the same functionality in SourceTree.

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Ana Retamal Atlassian Team Jan 12, 2018

Hi Santanu! You can follow the steps at Get started with Sourcetree to connect your account and save your credentials. Have you tried this already?

Hope that helps!

Ana 

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