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Every time I launch Sourcetree, it prompts me for my Github credentials. I only use Sourcetree for local operations (stage, branch and commit). How can I disable Github from constantly nagging me for my username and password?
Under "Accounts" in settings you'll probably see a github account. You can try removing that and seeing if that fixes it.
What version of Sourcetree are you using?
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I've seen this behavior in version 2.7.4 and 3.0.
Under Preferences - Accounts there are no accounts. It still prompts me for a username/password. The exact prompt is (URL edited out):
My .git/config's [remote "origin"] points to a github URL.
Edit: 2.7 does not prompt for Github credentials, 2.7.4 does.
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