Hi,
I have recently updated SourceTree to 3.0.6 and detected some strange behaviour occurs while minimizing the app.
Application is always started normally but if I minimize the app window, it is not possible to get it back. Then I am forced to close the app from taskbar or Task Manager and start it again.
I'm currently running Windows 10 Enterprise. Colleagues who updated SourceTree to 3.0.6. are experiencing the same problem.
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Where do you get 3.0.9?
The official Download is still 3.0.8 and Source Tree itself is also not notify for an update.
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Just updated, still the same problem.
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3.0.12 and still the same issue :(
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same here, got 3.0.12 and still got the issue
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Same here, seems like such a basic functionality issue too, what the hell is going on lately I use this software at work and these random usability issues just make it a pain
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Yes. I have the latest version, 3.1.12, hoping the issue would be fixed. It is not. I was going to propose this be our front end for GIT for my company, but with this issue I must seek other solutions... On top of this it does not support versioning of a single file or blame. Those are core features for a modern VCS. Hope you get this issue fixed quick because I still like the front end...
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3.0.15 and still experiencing this issue.
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Solution
Tools>Option>General>Repository settings> Refresh when application is not in focus.
The bug is related to the repository window not being refreshed in the background, This puts the application in a busy state by clicking the task-bar and prevents the window from refocusing in a timely manner. The above solution seems to be working.
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Works for me, thanks @syedsameerali!
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@Matt Butler Regrettably it is not a full proof solution, something is still a little odd while clicking the show desktop button ( minimize all open windows ) on the task bar. Which causes all open application windows to loose focus. If you click the source tree app icon immediately after this, you will receive the 'beep' sound the first time you click and only on the second attempt at clicking, will it then focus the source tree app. A work around for this is to click on another open app's task bar icon first and then proceed with clicking the source tree app icon. This way you can avoid the beep, which, TBQH, is really irking me.
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Thank you
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awesome works!
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Still happens with the option enabled and disabled on 3.0.12.
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Bob - I have created a new issue for it here as this one is apparently 'answered' and 'fixed' in 3.0.12... [3.0.12] Unable to restore Sourcetree once minimized on Windows 10
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ur solution saved my days! Cheers!
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Also running into this same behavior on Version 3.0.6-beta-2193. Once SourceTree is minimized, clicking its taskbar button results in an audible Windows error ding and the application fails to be restored.
An annoying workaround exists though. I can press Alt-Space (assuming the SourceTree taskbar button has focus) to bring up the system context menu and choose Restore. I was previously closing and reopening and this saves a few moments but is still tedious
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Tools>Option>General>Repository settings> Refresh when application is not in focus
This does the trick.
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Thanks soo much Sameer!
That's really as saver for me as I ALWAYS minimize the Source Tree.
Makes me wonder how Atlassian could miss that?
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Did the job. Thanks. It was being a real pain in the butt having to listen to that horrible Windows shitty bell
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Thanks for the help.
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Hi,
I have the same problem with SourceTree, I cannt Alt+Tab back into the SourceTree.
If i click on the icon in the Start Bar it makes some sound (maybe error sound?) If I am clicking fast the window will finaly pop up after a while.
Pls fix it.
Thx
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In my case, I use a dock with my laptop, and when I undock it, some apps like to maximise to the now inexistent second screen. Alt + space helps to get them back to my laptop screen.
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A quicker way to restore it is to click on the icon in the taskbar and press Ctrl + Win + Up arrow
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Same here with SourceTree v3.0.8 on Windows 10 Home 1809 17763.55.
Fast clicking also restores a stuck window, (after a lot of dinging sounds), so thanks to whoever figured that out!
One additional observation...
If I minimize by clicking the taskbar icon instead of the minimizer on the window then it restores without a problem. I've tried with single monitor, dual monitor, with / without high DPI, taskbars in default / custom positions, all with the same result.
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Same here. SourceTree 3.0.8 on Windows 10 version 1803 build 17134.345.
Clicking fast and alt-space restore work. I get the bell sound when clicking the taskbar icon too.
Interresting thing I found: When pressing Win+Tab, and then selecting the SourceTree window, will show the SourceTree window on the desktop for a fraction of a second but it will hide itself immediately with the bell sound. Seems like something sets the window state back to hidden when it should not.
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I know me too is not really good form, but atlassian - this is atrocious behaviour
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The "Refresh when not in focus" doesn't work for me. I click the icon and ALT + space / Restore to get it back. I'm on 3.0.8.2279 with Windows 10 with the latest October 18 update
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Same problem here.
3.08 annd Windows 10 64 bit 1809.
I occurs all the time. Cannot use the program. Have to close and re-open...
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After applying the workound, it behaves better. However, problem still persists...
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Just to add some information to this bug you can't restore it using the menu that shows up when you right click on the preview (on the task bar icon). Although this menu looks the same as the one triggered by ALT+SPACE (which does work) it won't work as it throws the same error beep.
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Ditto,
Windows specifications
Sourcetree specifications
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Also having this problem with SourceTree v3.0.8 on Windows 10 Pro
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Same here with SourceTree v3.0.8 on Windows 10 Pro Version 10.0.17134 Build 17134.
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Same here on Windows 8.1 Enterprise and Source Tree 3.0.6.
I hope this is fixed soon because it is very annoying.
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Same problem with 3.0.5, 3.0.6 and 3.0.8 (windows 10 in all my pc)
I cannot win+tab, alt+tab, click taskbar icon, focus+click of the taskbar preview, focus from task manager.. nothing.
Sometime Sourcetree appears if i click quickly so many times the taskbar icon.
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Same problem here
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Exact same problem here (started with 3.0.? and still in 3.0.8). Good to find here some workaround (clicking fast, or alt-space restore,), but still a really annoying bug
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Confirmed. I dont think I will upgrade SourceTree ever again, they just bring too many regression bugs
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Confirmed multiple times with SourceTree 3.0.6 in Windows 10 (build 1803, 64-bit).
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Same Here
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