Not sure what I did but I have a remote on the left that was tracking fine (showing up on the right and how far behind it was the current branch) but now it doesn't show up on the right at all. How do I get this working again?
"It shows up perfectly on the left". Just to make sure I understand you clearly, this is what I would expect to see on the left.
To summarize, if things are all working as expected, "production" (it sounds like that is the name of your branch) should be listed in at least 3 different places.
If you are seeing everything described in the left panel, you have "Show remote branches" checked (I assume you do since you see origin branches), AND the staging branch is not listed in the graph, then it sounds like you've found a bug, and should visit support.atlassian.com.
Sounds like your local branch was deleted if it isn't showing in your branch list anymore. Try checking it back out from your remote.
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Everything is showing fine in the branch list on the left - it all looks normal there. On the right in the commit message list - I am no longer seeing one of my remotes. I see my origin/prodiction (1 behind) but not my staging/production. The problem is I can no longer see what commit staging/production is at in Sourcetree.
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Are you the only person making changes to the remote in question? Also, to be clear, it is the remote branch that is missing or the local branch?
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Thanks, the remote in question (staging/production) is a deployment server - the only changes to that server are pulled from origin. So no one is making changes on that remote. Again, the remote is not missing - it appears on the left in the tree just fine. The problem is it isn't showing in the commit list on the right - so I cannot see what commit is was left on.
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You should log into that server and check to make sure it still has the branch. The most likely scenario is still that it somehow got deleted, but from the remote, not local.
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That remote branch is working fine, I can push to the server as well as pull from the server perfectly. As I indicated, it shows up perfectly on the left. The problem is that Sourcetree isn't showing the commit that the remote is on in the view on the right.
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