Sourcetree does not remember ssh-key when using multiple keys

[stingray21]

I'm using Sourcetree with openssh on Win10. When I have only one ssh key added everything works like expected. I can push to my remote repos and it also works after restarting Sourcetree. Some of my keys are with a password and after starting Sourcetree, the command prompt pops up asking me to enter the password for the key.

As soon as I add another ssh-key, it only works until I restart Sourcetree. Before restarting it works, but after restarting there is only a quick flash of the command prompt, and then I cannot not push to any repo with either key.  

I just get the popup that I need to add a key. Even though the keys are already listed in Options -> SSH key (separated by ;).

Outside of Sourcetree (e.g. in Git Bash) it always works.

[Mike Corsaro]

Hello! This issue was fixed in the 3.0 update. You can find it here.

Release notes here

[stingray21]

Thank you for the reply. Is the 3.0 update a stable release? I installed it and I am not able to maximize or access it once I minimized the window.  

[Mike Corsaro]

It should be. I can't reproduce this issue on my machine, could you give me more details?

• OS version
• Screen resolution and DPI of all displays
• If you have any programs that manipulate your windows (apps that add tabs or fences or things like that)

Thanks!

[stingray21]

Win 10 (1809 build 17758.1)

2 displays with FullHD each

not aware of any programs that manipulate windows

I uninstalled v3 and reinstalled 2.6 (runs normal), then reinstalled v3 and got same behaviour (unable to access window after minimizing it)

[stingray21]

I tried today v3.0.8, same issue. SourceTree 3 is the only program on my machine having this issue. 

Should I open a separate ticket?

[Mike Corsaro]

We've been able to narrow this issue down and have a fix coming soon. For now, just make sure the setting "Refresh when application is not in focus" is checked under "Options".

[stingray21]

Thanks, that works :)