After upgrading SourceTree, the Push dialog no longer shows branch mappings

[Robert Kerr]

After upgrading SourceTree by uninstalling the old version, installing the latest downloadable version, then accepting the auto-upgrade to v3.2.6, the push dialog box no longer shows remote branches for any repository. I've tried closing a repository and reopening it in SourceTree (by closing the tab, reopening the folder), which did not help. The git config still contains the correct configurations, as I can push from bash or from Visual Studio Code. How can SourceTree be made to display the branches in the push dialog box?

SourceTree v 3.2.6

[Vincent Rozendaal]

In my case it was caused by an older version of git (prior to 2.13.0) not understanding the --format option to git branch command. Upgrading to Git 2.23.0 solved the problem.

[Edward Stumpf]

Thank you for posting this.  Upgrading from my pre-2.13.0 version of Git solved this problem for me.

[Viviane Garcia]

Thank you! Upgrading Git solved the problem for me.

[Vincent Rozendaal]

I'm also experiencing the same problem. Using the command line for pushing for now.

[Robert Kerr]

Not for me. I'm on git version 2.22.0.windows.1

[Vincent Rozendaal]

I can only suggest to follow Mike's instructions in https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/After-upgrading-to-Sourcetree-3-2-6-the-push-dialog-doesn-t-show/qaq-p/1172305 on how to find out what the output is of the git command used in the GetBranchesForPush entry in the Process Viewer of SourceTree. Hopefully that will give you a clue what is going wrong for you.

[JeffH]

I'm experiencing this same issue.  For now I'm pushing from the cmd line.  The push is properly reflected in the GUI when the repo is refreshed.

[Viviane Garcia]

Same problem here.