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Can sourcetree be used to search in commit descriptions in a branch (or multiple branches..)?
Seems strange that I can't seem to find such a useful feature.
At the bottom of the interface is a search tab (File Status, Log / History, Search). It does search commit messages, but I don't think it can be restricted to a particular branch.
You can also search file changes or authors using the dropdown to the right of the search box, but that doesn't sound particularly helpful.
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Meanwhile, the search view button moved to the top left corner of the UI where you can switch between
Select Search, "Commit Message" next to the "Search:" label and enter your search String left of it, and hit Enter.
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Thank for the update, the Magnifying glass symbol just not catch my eye attention. I am looking for it. Thanks for your update!
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I using SourceTree 3.3.8 and can't find Searching by commit SHA. Where is it?
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Just for the record - searching anything "in a branch" is not possible due to the principle of branches. Branch is only a pointer to a single commit, which is considered to be "the last commit of the branch", and commits itself do not "belong to a branch" anyhow else.
Therefore, git cannot determine "which branch was which" before merge commits.
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