I'm having a problem regarding a red exclamation point on the Remote Icon on the upper right part of Sourcetree, it the prevents push/pull functions.
The usual remedy for this is to stop using the generic account and choose my actual remote account instead.
But the problem is that Sourcetree reverts to using the generic account after a few hours or so, causing me to do the fix again.
I'd like to find a way to resolve this issue.
Using version 3.3.4.3796
it's insane the amount of annoying bugs they are introducing at every version, it's really bad right now a pain to use this.
Same problem exists in 3.3.8. Is Atlassian going to fix this bug?
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Still happening today on 3.3.8. Really slows us down, this needs to be fixed asap.
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Same problem.
Using version 3.3.4.3796
Co-Worker uses 3.2.6 -> no Problem
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Resolved by uninstall and install 3.2.6
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This worked for me
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Upgraded today from version 3.3.4 to version 3.3.8 (on Windows 10), the issue is still present.
Also the internal update checker (Tools > Options > Updates > Check For Updates) was not showing that there is a new version 3.3.8 available. Found the new version by visiting the Sourcetree website.
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Same problem.
Using version 3.3.4.
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As several persons have already suggested in this post I uninstalled Sourcetree 3.3.8 and installed 3.2.6 instead. Using Windows, don't know about other OS's.
Now I don't have that problem any longer.
Hopefully the people at SourceTree will fix this issue so I can upgrade to a current version again.
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Yes, this is really annoying.
Setting the default account in the "Tools > Options > Authentication" doesn't help.
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This appears to be fixed with version 3.4.3 (3.4.4 is out as of this post).
From Release Notes:
source: https://product-downloads.atlassian.com/software/sourcetree/windows/ga/ReleaseNotes_3.4.3.html
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Did you try this with 3.4.3?
Looking at the release notes I don't see it mentioned anywhere unless this is part of "Fixed Optional integration settings not being saved".
The fix "Fixed Launch ssh agent option in Tools not doing any operation" does not apply since my Pageant (SSH Agent) is launched all the time
Just want to know before I upgrade since I don't want to have to downgrade again. :)
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Did Windows ver. 3.3.9 fix this issue?
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Sadly no...
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I also found the following steps useful in removing the dreaded Remote Exclamation Mark.
Ensure to un-stage files to apply fix.
Delete all git, hg and sourcetree credentials in Windows > Credential Manager.
In SourceTree go to Tools > Options > Authentication and reauthorise your token with Bitbucket.
In Sourcetree, for each repository click in the toolbar:
Repository > Click the origin path > Click >Change Account from Generic to your Atlassian Account // In the question description but just being consistent :)
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Spent half an hour doing this and it didn't work for me. I was really hopeful, as this is one of the most irritating faults with this product.
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Being new to Sourcetree, my first thought was,, that I made a mistake in the configuration. Sort of happy now to see, that it wasn't me but Sourcetree. I would even be happier when this gets fixed of course.
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I've been fortunate to start using SourceTree for the first time on MacOS.
It worked pretty good: however the Windows-versions seem to be bug-infested, mediocre and unstable! Luckily there are better alternatives for Windows-OS (e.g. GitExtensions)
IMHO it seems that Atlassian is giving less attention to making a good Windows-tool and they really should be ashamed of wasting developer time with such an amateuristic tool.
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