In the bookmark panel of SourceTree, any newly-cloned repository is added to the very bottom of the list of folders / repos.
That's okay. The problem that I have is that when I then try to move that repository to a folder somewhere above, every folder which I pass over in the process immediately expands fully, even if it is not the folder to which I am dragging the repo.
The same happens if I am moving a folder up or down (they're not automatically sorted alphabetically) in the tree view.
Any fix for this?
For a fix, you'd have to submit a bug report to jira.atlassian.com.
I think I found a workaround. Try dragging the repository/folder outside of the bookmarks panel so you don't actually ever hover over the folders you don't want to expand.
Thanks - the workaround works, presuming I move my mouse horizontally to the right without also incurring any vertical movement.
I'll report as bug enhancement, as suggested.
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I have a related problem which is that sometimes when I try to click on a bookmark, I accidentally drag it a little bit, and then it just vanishes from the list. The only way I can get it back is to add it again, which is a pain. Does this happen to anyone else?
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In windows 10, u need to open sourceTree in non-admin mode in order to drag & drop bookmark.
However, u need to open in admin mode in order for pull/push to work functionally (while using ssh key as auth).
All & all, don't use window as OS unless u have to.
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+1. This is really annoying, and could easily be solved with a simple 1 second delay before a folder opens when dragging repos around. Sorting would be useful also.
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