SourceTree on my workstation was recently updated - currently version 2.3.1. Although I didn't explicitly update it, I know it was updated because the icon changed on my task bar.
Now, since the last reboot, when I try to start SourceTree, nothing happens.
Looking into sourcetree.log, the following is logged: (As you can see it's getting a NullReferenceException and quitting)
What do I do?
Thanks, in advance, for any help you can lend.
Mel
( I've edited this point 3 times now to update things, and now it says SPAM?? Really? It is NOT spam. I need a resolution to this problem. )
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ERROR [2017-09-18 20:25:41,868] [1] [SourceTree.App] [.ctor] - finish EnsureSquirrelExecutionStubIsCopied
ERROR [2017-09-18 20:25:41,968] [1] [SourceTree.App] [OnStartup] - Failed to start
System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at SourceTree.Notifications.NotificationsManager.SetOwner(NotificationDialogWindow notificationWindow)
at SourceTree.Notifications.NotificationsManager.ShowNotificationDialog[T](NotificationDialogWindow notificationWindow, Tuple`2 customAction, VistaTaskDialogIcon icon)
at SourceTree.Notifications.NotificationsManager.ShowNotificationDialog[T](String title, String message, Tuple`2 customAction, String cancelLabel, String suppressionSetting, Action`1 suppressionChangedAction, Object contentControl, String contentCommandLabel, Action contentAction)
at SourceTree.Notifications.NotificationsManager.ShowNotificationDialogWithYesConfirmation(String title, String message, String details)
at SourceTree.Configuration.WpfSpellCheckerPreFlightCheck.Run()
at SourceTree.AppRoot.RunPreFlightChecks()
at SourceTree.AppRoot.OnStartup(StartupEventArgs e)
at SourceTree.App.OnStartup(StartupEventArgs e)
Hello! This is a known issue. Please navigate to the config file location (C:\Users\{USERNAME}\AppData\Local\Atlassian\SourceTree.exe_{RANDOM_GUID}\2.3.1.0\user.config) and find the following line:
<setting name="AutomaticallyCleanUpDictionaryFiles" serializeAs="String">
<value>True</value>
</setting>
Make sure that value is set to True
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After I added this line it worked. Thank
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I had the same issue - I couldn't get SourceTree 2.3.1.0 to start even after doing a full clean install.
The "AutomaticallyCleanUpDictionaryFiles" line wasn't in my user.config. I added it and now I can open SourceTree.
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Another +1 on this (Windows 10 Pro + ST 2.3.1.0) ... had to add the line and then it worked.
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I added this and the application opened again, but when I returned to the user.config file, the lines I added were removed by SourceTree again... am I going to have to keep setting this? Why is it getting cleared?
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Thanks! Adding this setting solved for me (Win 10 16299.15, SourceTree 2.3.1.0) 👍
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Worked for me.
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Hi everyone! As an update for this topic, we have just started the progressive rollout of Sourcetree v2.3.5.0 which includes a fix for this issue. You should be prompted to upgrade sometime over the next 14 days or, alternatively, you can download the update directly from https://downloads.atlassian.com/software/sourcetree/windows/ga/SourceTreeSetup-2.3.5.0.exe
Cheers :)
Ana
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