A powerful Mac and Windows client for Mercurial and Git distributed version control systems.
Sourcetree strips away the complexity of DVCS and makes it usable for mere mortals.
• Git Large File Support – Sourcetree supports Git LFS, allowing teams to track large assets in one single place. • Git-flow out of the box – Smart branching with Sourcetree and Git-flow, keeping repositories clean and development efficient. • Submodules – Submodules make life easier when managing projects, their dependencies, and other project groupings. • Local commit search – Search for commits, file changes, and branches right within Sourcetree. • Interactive rebase – Get clean and clear commits with Sourcetree’s interactive rebase tool. • Remote repository manager – Sourcetree allows you to search for and clone remote repositories within its simple user interface.
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• Negative comment • almost 4 years ago • 10 users agree • 0 replies
I have been using this tool more than 3 years, but now it has become unbearably to use Source Tree: I see a lot of bugs, sometimes I cannot simply click on a file with changes to see them, often it work very slowly, sometimes instead of one click there is double and many many other small problems which make me crazy!!! I'm here to replace Source Tree with something else.
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• Negative comment • over 3 years ago • 7 users agree and 1 doesn't • 0 replies
Recent updates decreased the performance dramatically. Fully disappointed and ready to buy Gitkraken. My time costs much more!
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• Negative comment • over 4 years ago • 6 users agree and 1 doesn't • 0 replies
THis program requires online activation and doesn't provide offline option anymore.
Therefore it doesn't work after 30-days trial period while license is free.
There is no way to activate it on intranet machine.
In previous version there weas a special menu item - Offline activation. Now it disappeared.
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• Negative comment • over 3 years ago • 3 users agree • 0 replies
Source tree 2.x removed one of the best features: It's tree view. The current 2.x version is a large step BACKWARDS in functionality, particularly if you have more than a handful of repos open at once.
EDIT 11 April 2018 - I gave up on them ever fixing this issue. They clearly don't care what their users thing since this has been the #1 voted issue on their jira for a year now. We've moved on to TortoiseGit. [Edited by scottfrost, April 11]
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• Negative comment • almost 3 years ago • 4 users agree and 1 doesn't • 0 replies
Of course not available for Linux. Altlassian is for developers but thinks no devs use linux...
I have been using this tool more than 3 years, but now it has become unbearably to use Source Tree: I see a lot of bugs, sometimes I cannot simply click on a file with changes to see them, often it work very slowly, sometimes instead of one click there is double and many many other small problems which make me crazy!!! I'm here to replace Source Tree with something else.
Recent updates decreased the performance dramatically. Fully disappointed and ready to buy Gitkraken. My time costs much more!
THis program requires online activation and doesn't provide offline option anymore.
Therefore it doesn't work after 30-days trial period while license is free.
There is no way to activate it on intranet machine.
In previous version there weas a special menu item - Offline activation. Now it disappeared.
Source tree 2.x removed one of the best features: It's tree view. The current 2.x version is a large step BACKWARDS in functionality, particularly if you have more than a handful of repos open at once.
See discussion on their Jira here ==> https://jira.atlassian.com/projects/SRCTREEWIN/issues/SRCTREEWIN-7176?filter=allopenissues
EDIT 11 April 2018 - I gave up on them ever fixing this issue. They clearly don't care what their users thing since this has been the #1 voted issue on their jira for a year now. We've moved on to TortoiseGit.
[Edited by scottfrost, April 11]
Of course not available for Linux. Altlassian is for developers but thinks no devs use linux...