I just setup a new computer with macOS Catalina Version 10.15.1
I am running Sourcetree Version 4.0(232)
When I click the Terminal button on the top right, it always opens the terminal in my home folder and NOT the repository working directory.
I thought it was just a bug with the newer version of SourceTree, but I upgraded my old computer to Catalina and the same version of SourceTree, and my old computer opens the terminal in the correct repository directory. I notice that somehow a cd command takes place immediately after the terminal is launched, but my new computer won't do that.
I have compared settings between the two computers, searched everywhere I can find, and I cannot figure out how to get Sourcetree to change directory in the terminal on my new computer.
It's pretty inconvenient to have to cd manually every time I open a terminal window. Help!
Thanks,
Steve
This worked for me:
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Thanks a lot !
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Obrigado!
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Thanks a lot. This worked for me. Only took about 2 minutes.
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Thanks!
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Thank you, Mike! Your solution with temporary downgrade really works!
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The following steps worked on my Mac.
Thanks.
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The following steps worked on my Mac.
Thanks.
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It worked, thanks!
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You don't need to uninstall and reinstall the latest version, just download and extract and run the 3.2.1 version in the downloaded folder and click Terminal and accept permissions, then just delete the 3.2.1 version and continue with the latest as usual.
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I was looking for that for a year! Thanks!!
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Do we know why this bug exists and why Atlassian still not be able to fix it?
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Check SourceTree.app's Terminal
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I had already solved this a while back, but this looks like it might have worked!
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I agree with Nguyen, is there an actual fix yet from Atlassian?
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Same issue for me, to make it work I had installed sourcetree older version
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I can't believe this still hasn't been fixed, I've been living with this for ages and just now found the fix because I decided to fix it.
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Worked for me - had the same trouble after I updated to catalina last night
Installed older version 3.x
Ran the open terminal from sourcetree
gave the permission
close source tree
downloaded the latest version
installed it
Mac blocked the latest version as un trusted.
Gave the permission via security and privacy setting
worked fine
Thanks to all those who contributed here to help.
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Same issue. I don't want to reinstall the older version.
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It's just a temporary measure. As soon as you install the older version, upgrade to the latest.
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You dont have to uninstall and reinstall/upgrade to latest again, just download and extract 3.2.1 and run it in whatever folder you downloaded it to and click terminal button and delete the 3.2.1 version and continue using the latest.
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Same issue here
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Well it's nice to know I'm not alone, but anybody have any ideas? Is there a way to get support? Does someone knowledgable at Atlassian ever check these boards?
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Same thing happens to me on Catalina and my new computer. Doesn't happen on old computer on Catalina.
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Same thing happens to me (same macOS ad SourceTree versions), also, open in terminal is no longer opening a new terminal window when the Terminal is already open.
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Same here with not opening a new window when Terminal already open.
Any answer? A solution anybody??
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