Hi,
When I try to connect SourceTree to Github with OAuth I cannot choose to grant my organisation any priviliges? Anyone know why?
Compare to this website where I can grant Organization access??
Thanks for help!!!
Ylva
I am having the same problem - rendering sourcetree unusable for my organizational repos. Is there an update on how to work around this?
Hi,
I don't think we configured Sourcetree's OAuth consumer to be both personal and organizational, as you noted. Changing scopes or configurations would likely invalidate all existing sessions and we approach changes that might do so very cautiously. I'll sync up with the rest of the team to confirm this.
Thanks,
Brian Ganninger
Senior Mac Developer, Sourcetree
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Hi,
Can I change to just have it organisational then? My colleagues can view their organisation repositories in Sourcetree with OAuth. I have no need for my personal ones. I have version 3.0.1 and my colleague uses 2.3.2
Many thanks for help,
This is my account setup:
This is my colleague:
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My team is having the same issue on Sourcetree for Mac (v 3.0.1 (205)). We can install Sourcetree, set up OAuth with SSH, but it only accesses Public repos and content. We cannot see any Organization data, teams, or request access. Windows users have no issues.
Is there a way to have Organization access for Mac and GitHub?
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I'm having this same issue. After a year and a half...is there any progress on this?
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27 months later, and nearly 4 years since the original post... has there been any progress on this?
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I'm having the same problem, I can't believe it's still not fixed
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