The source tree update notification appeared sometime last week and I made the update to thhe latest version.
It has been horrible.
CPU usage has risen to almost 70%
Power Usage Trend shows very high constantly.
It is slow. I sometimes have to shut down my IDE because I have to switch branches regularly.
I honestly regret the switch.
I don't know if anyone is experienceing the same. I would like to suggest a rollback feature in SourceTree after an update. This rollback feature should be active.
SourceTree is a critical part of my work flow and I am quite disappointed about this development.
I am hoping a fix would be pushed soon.
Also every now and then askpass.exe error pops up, usually after a successssful Push or Pull.
I have had a similar experience, Sourcetree becomes unresponsive after every command I run. I have to restart the application to see the change reflected in the GUI.
Same here
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You can hit F5 instead of restarting. Also closing the tab and reopening works for a more permanent work around. See https://jira.atlassian.com/projects/SRCTREEWIN/issues/SRCTREEWIN-12705
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After last update askpass.exe errors pop up which also leads to multiple authorization errors in background, whereby my windows account was blocked several times .
I solved the problem by uninstalling sourcetree :-(
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Did you then reinstall it?
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Every time if it happened I have to ask the adminidtrator to unlock my windows account, so I replaced it by TortoiseGit by now.
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