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Hi Team,
I am unable to Install Source Tree, I am following the below steps and attaching the issues here.
1. Ran the Installer - SourceTreeSetup-3.1.3.exe
2. Clicked Bitbucket for login.
3. Got this screen to Grant Access.
4. After Granting access i get the Authentication Successful prompt as below.
5. Source Tree prompt becomes non-responsive as shown below.
6. Finally Ends up again on Square one as below.
I have tried everything like settings below:
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At a minimum IE needs to be configured as follows:
Cog/Internet options/Security settings need to be enabled
These can be set using the F12 developer tools.
Those are the settings that matter. It should also be able to set them indirectly by:
I am trying to install this in my enterprise Laptop.
Thanks
Manish Kulkarni
Hello! Could you set your default web-browser to something other than Internet Explorer and then try again? Is it possible that there's a IT policy that restricts traffic on localhost?
with IE, at least I can get to the Authentication Successful screen...
with chrome i cannot even get past the grant access...clicking grant access does nothing
why this process suxor so much?
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Do you have any IT-policy settings set for Chrome? What version of Chrome are you using? Do you have javascript or some plugin that is breaking Bitbucket?
I just tried it in Firefox, Chrome, and Edge, and they all work fine. Do you have some anti-virus that's preventing communication on "localhost"?
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Fixed by installing older version 3.2.6 via chrome - 3.3.6 had failed with all of Chrome, Firefox, IE and Edge . Windows 10 Enterprise, no reboot between, has been up for days, the only change was to run the older installer and yep I had tried 3.3.6 many times over many days including immediately prior to downloading and trying 3.2.6 based on that being someone else's solution. Cheers, Geoff.
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yes
I install 3.3.6 have the same issue
Install always stuck
But change version to 3.2.6 just install successfully
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