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Fetch from a specified branch in Sourcetree

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Brett Wilson
Brett Wilson Jun 02, 2019

Is it possible to have the pull button display how many commits you are behind a separate specified branch? Since fetch only seems to do this for changes the current active branch. 

Essentially I'd like to be notified when changes are made to the original source I cloned my branch from so I can pull in those changes before I try and create a pull request into that branch. 

The only alternative is to just regularly pull from the other branch into my current branch, or to right click on the branch and do a diff in the remote section. But I'd prefer an automatic solution to be visible. Is this possible?

Thanks in advance.

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Mike Corsaro
Mike Corsaro
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Jun 04, 2019

Hello! This is not currently available in either the mac or windows version of Sourcetree, but we appreciate the suggestion 😊

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