I can't open a pull request to GitHub Enterprise

[Chuck Doucette]

My company is in the middle of migrating from GitHub to GitHub enterprise.

My copy of SourceTree is configured with two accounts.

For the repositories that have been moved to GHE, I am able to do all of the normal operations (fetch, pull, merge, push etc.).

However, when I attempt to open a pull request - it opens this:

https://github.com/Supplemental-and-Intervention-Solutions/hmheng-math-180/compare/jenkins-int-deploy?expand=1

instead of this:

https://scm.eng.hmhco.com/Supplemental-and-Intervention-Solutions/hmheng-math-180/compare/jenkins-int-deploy?expand=1

Currently, my repository remote is as follows:

git@scm.eng.hmhco.com:Supplemental-and-Intervention-Solutions/hmheng-math-180.git

I would have expected for it to use the remote.

[Mike Corsaro]

Hello! You'll have to adjust the remote host settings for the repo. There's 2 ways you can do this:

If you already have a Github Enterprise account added to Sourcetree:

• Open the repo
• Hit the "Settings" button
• Click "Edit" on the remote URL
• Under "Remote Account" select your Github Enterprise account
• Click OK

If you don't have a Github Enterprise account added, and don't want to add one:

• Open the repo
• Hit the "Settings" button
• Click "Edit" on the remote URL
• Under "Remote Account" select "Generic Account"
• Under "Host Type" select "Bitbucket Server"
• Change the "Host Root URL" to "https://scm.eng.hmhco.com"
• Click OK