Update: SourceTree 1.9.1 You can enable force push in Tools/Options/Git/Enable Force Push. After it is enabled you can check “Force Push” check box in the “Push” dialog. Original answer You have to do a force push, because topic branch is already published and you are rewriting history. Commits A and B from origin/topic are removed … Read more
I couldn’t find the answer myself, so I created a custom action. Go to Preferences, Custom Actions, and enter the following info: (This is on a Mac. Your path to the git executable may vary.)
First, you can check if a file is locally ignored ion your repo with git check-ignore: git check-ignore -v — yourFile Second, you can force to add that file (bypassing any ignore rule): git add -f yourFile
You may also give a try to Smartgit or Giteye
We as a developer sometimes need a change to make our tools look different. You can add a small(I prefer 96px x 96px) logo.png image file to the root of your repository. Which makes your project more specific and easy to find with gitlab or SourceTree git client. Unfortunately github does not support this feature. … Read more
This helped me solve this issue in a mac: Open the Hosted Repositories window by clicking View > Show Hosted Repositories or Command + Shift + H. Click Edit Accounts Double-click on your account Click Set Password
Updated Answer SourceTree for Windows As of version 1.5, you can now do interactive rebases, which will allow you to squash. SourceTree for Mac Interactive rebase has been available in SourceTree for Mac since version 1.6 (emphasis mine): The git rebase –interactive command allows you to reorganise your commits after you’ve created them (but before … Read more
SourceTree uses the default “Open With” application like Explorer. As far as I know other than changing the default application used by each file extension you cannot change the behavior of the menu item in SourceTree. However… You can add a custom action to achieve the same result using Tools | Options, Custom Actions tab: … Read more
It seems that I can just delete the branch according to the following sources: Evan Hahn dominiksymonowicz To quote Evan: To trash a branch using git-flow , simply delete it like you’d normally delete a Git branch: git branch -D whatever/branch/you/wanna/delete Note that this does a forced delete, so anything you did on that branch … Read more
Create a templates folder. In your case, it should be: mkdir /usr/local/git/share/git-core/templates