atlassian-sourcetree

I made an initial push to GitHub from our codebase but one of the two websites sub directory didn't get pushed for some reason. We had .git files in both sub directories but removed them prior to making this new combined repository. We've tried adding a single file to the sub directory but SourceTree isn't seeing picking up the changes. How would you add those subfolders? VonC We had .git files in both sub directories but removed them prior to making this new combined repository. It is not enough: you need to remove (untrack) the gitlink (folder name of the two subdirectories, viewed as a

I am having the following issue when I am trying to create a commit using Git Extensions and SourceTree "C:\Program Files\Git\bin\git.exe" commit -F "C:\Code\XXX\.git\COMMITMESSAGE" gpg: keyblock resource 'C:/Code/XXX/%appdata%/gnupg/pubring.kbx': No such file or directory gpg: skipped "ZZZZZZZZZZ": No secret key gpg: signing failed: No secret key error: gpg failed to sign the data fatal: failed to write commit object Done My pubring.kbx exists in my %appdata% directory but why is it prefixing the repo path to it? This is on a windows machine FYI. I have this working on another windows machine

We have the main git repository and one single git submodule. For this question, the main repository does only have a master branch, and the submodule does have two branches - X and Y . Let's say Coder A just switched to submodule branch X and applied some small changes. Coder B it's on submodule branch Y . Now A pushes to the remote and B pulls - then it does not seem like B 's active submodule commit (on their local machine) gets automatically changed to the commit that A pushed on branch X , even though A actively committed the changed submodule commit. Instead for B , their version on

So we are trying to setup GIT LFS with on premises TFS and we are having a couple of errors. The errors and setup are described below: Setup: 1) On-premises TFS 2017 w/Update 1 2) Visual Studio 2015 w/Update 3 3) Atlassian SourceTree (Git Client) 4) GIT LFS is installed on the developer's system 5) The Git Credential Manager for Windows (GCM) Errors: Going to Tools->Options->[Git Tab] in SourceTree and selecting [Use System Git] and trying to checkout a version of the file from history results in the following error: git-lfs/2.0.1 (GitHub; windows amd64; go 1.8; git 678cdbd4) git version 2.12

Recently I had a fresh install of macOS. I've installed Sourctree and diffmerge and set diffmerge as the default merge tool. For some reason everytime when I select 'Resolve Conflicts -> Open External Merge Tool' sourcetree opens its waiting view and directly closes it. My settings page in sourcetree: This is how my root .gitconfig looks like when sourcetree configures diff merge for me: [core] excludesfile = /Users/[username]/.gitignore_global [user] name = ---- ----- email = -----@-----.-- [commit] template = /Users/[username]/.stCommitMsg [credential] helper = !/Library/Java

I have multiple accounts in git I committed code three weeks back with this account. I'll unable to pull my code . I was getting The requested URL returned error: 403 I'll try Pushing to Git returning Error Code 403 fatal: HTTP request failed but I couldn't solved my error git -c diff.mnemonicprefix=false -c core.quotepath=false fetch origin remote: Forbidden fatal: unable to access 'https://chantidurgam@bitbucket.org/chantidurgam/patanjali.git/': The requested URL returned error: 403 Completed with errors, see above. Kunal I had the same issue when using the git cli and sourcetree - and doing

When right clicking a file in the SourceTree log I can choose "Log selected..." and get a log view for that specific file. Is there any way I could set up SourceTree as an External Tool in Visual Studio and pass it $(ItemPath) to have it open that log view for the current file. I'd like a way to to view the log for a specific file without having to find the file in a commit first. If possible I'd like to also set up the "Blame selected..." option from sourcetree as an external tool for the current file. I'm using SourceTree with Git and Visual Studio 2012. VonC Visual Studio 2012 means: either