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Best Video Software for the Mac How To Run MacOS High Sierra or Another OS on Your Mac Best Graphic Design Software the Mac Stay. Simplify your interaction with your Git. SourceTree for Mac. 15,221 downloads Updated: Jun 10th, 2018 Freeware. Review download specifications changelog Images. SourceTree is a macOS application designed to facilitate the access to Mercurial or Git repositories via a clean and organized graphical user interface. SourceTree for Mac 1.9.3: new view options based on your feedback By Steve on May 30, 2014. It’s always difficult to make changes to an established product, and SourceTree for Mac. From developer of SourceTree 1.9.3.1. SourceTree is a Mac OS X application designed to facilitate the access to Mercurial or Git repositories via a clean and organized graphical user interface.
I also found that SourceTreeSetup_1.7.0.32509.exe was the only 1.7 that I could access. Atlassian, is there really no actual web page for accessing older versions? I appreciate the text file list provided by @Shane Triem of older versions (that may have entries that are no longer available), but it seems a kludgy work around to the lack of an actual web page provided by Atlassian that gives clear access to the available older versions. Wolfram research announces mathematica teacher's edition for mac. Whether Atlassian provides a suitable web page or not, thank you @Shane Triem for providing the link to the text file that you found. After uninstalling 1.8 and installing 1.7.0.32509, I did notice that Check For Updates did claim that the two newer 1.7.0.* updates were available (even though I could not retrieve either of them directly at their supposed URL). I did not try to upgrade to either of them, so I don't know if the upgrade would have succeeded. However, since their changes seemed to be primarily about adding extra internal logging, it doesn't seem that there is a strong reason in favor of the 1.7.0 versions newer than 32509.
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I experienced also a lot of trouble after upgrading from a good version (1.7.0.32509) towards the 1.8.x version the biggest issue (for me) was the complete f*-up in git flow, i've lost an hour getting it up and running again. (used a workaround via command line for getting my work done and let the program wait until next day) Thanks to the link from i reverted by uninstalling the 1.8.x version and reinstalling 1.7.0. I was lucky when i saw my repo config was still there and git flow was running as a charm again. I'll stick to this version for a looonng time now. The new view I can get used to, but what I can't get used to is; • No context-menu-item for commit • The checboxes activate/deactivate staging of the files, the interface is a bit slow there and I get a lot of miss-clicks when I try to work too fast • (most important) SourceTree 1.9.0 seems to freeze often during a push (1 in 5 pushes lock up ST and it needs a Force Quit) Needless to say, I reverted to 1.8.1. Thank you, though, Atlassian for continuing development, but I'll wait for 1.9.3 or higher until I try again.
Hi Mario, There was a bug I just fixed where if your auth details weren't in the keychain whatsoever, and you were communicating with that remote for the first time over HTTPS then it wouldn't save the details to the keychain as expected. This will be issued as part of 1.9.3. To get around this, if this is the problem, either you can: • Add the item manually into the keychain where the keychain item name is the URL such as or, the account name is your username, and password is your password. • Use SSH auth instead for your repository The next version should be out in the next few weeks. EDIT: Logging in to your 'remote' (if you have such a thing, such as Bitbucket or GitHub) should also add the item to your keychain from another application, so that could work, too.
For many commands you can set the 'Always Show Full Output' option in Preferences, which will always show the output window with the command and console output. However minor commands like add/remove and resolve don't use a full task window like this. FYI the command for both commands is: git cat-file blob [sha]:[filename] > [filename] git add [filename] Where 'sha' is the commit from the merged branch for 'Resolve Using Theirs', and HEAD for 'Resolve Using Mine'. This is done so that the clean copy from one or other side of the merge is used to resolve the conflict - if you want something else you should either edit the file manually or use the visual merge route.
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Yes I've been using the 'Show Full Output' option for a long time, but that's just the _last_ command issued. What I'd like to see is a full running log of _all_ commands issued in a given session, similar to what you'd get working with Git from the command-line, so that if a problem of some sort arises, I can go back and review previous sequence of commands to troubleshoot. According to Nicholas Gard's comment on Jul 03, 2014, the Mac version of SourceTree includes this capability but the latest version for Windows (1.6.11.0 I believe) still does not. Given that it's in the Mac version, it'd be nice to see it ported over to the Windows version.