Hi,
I love Sourcetree & Atlassian products.
I have a painful scenario in Sourcetree that repeats itself everyday -
I'm on a branch, I want to move to another branch but I want to move to its latest version (after pull/fetch).
In Sourcetree windows, you can right click a local branch and fetch it from origin, and its great.
In Mac, the fetch option is missing! So everytime (several times a day!) I'm opening the terminal especially for this and running fetch for this branch (git fetch origin master:master for example) and then moving to the branch.
I know I can move to the branch and then pull, but I don't want to because a lot of reasons.
Is the fetch option exists and I just missed it?
If not, can you please add it in future versions, as soon as possible :) ?
Best,
Shahar Shavit
There is active jira ticket for it: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREE-6224
Hi!
Do you have some screenshots ?
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SourceTree on Mac
Here you can see that the fetch from branch is missing.
Meaning that in order to update the branch I have to do one of the following:
- Checkout master, pull master
- Open terminal and run "git fetch origin master:master"
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SourceTree on Windows
Here you can see that the fetch from branch is available.
So in order to update the branch I just click Fetch master and it runs "git fetch origin master:master", it updates the branch without switching into it (checkout).
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