I have a git repo cloned on a server (server1 - linux) somewhere. I access this machine from my mac via ssh. The associated git host (remote: origin) is located on another machine (server2 - linux). I want to view the commits/changes on the server1 without cloning the git repo into my mac (local machine).
Can this be done via source tree?
I'm not sure what the correct terminology is for Macs, but if you can mount the repository from server1 as a network drive, SourceTree will probably work well enough to view the repo.
However, many users have reported issues trying to manage repos on network drives with any git client. If you want to manage commits, merges, pulls, etc, I'd recommend a local clone.
Yeah, other than a directory mounting, I don't think there's a way to use SourceTree to view a remote repo.
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