atlassian-sourcetree

I've set up a git user on a Mac OSX 10.7 system. In the git user's root, I've created a repositories folder and initialized a bare git repo named test . So far so good. Now, I clone the repo from a PC on the same network as the Mac with git clone git@mac:repositories/test.git This succeeds. I can then, push and pull from this repo. All looks good. But, when trying to do the same thing with Atlassian SourceTree - a GUI git client - this fails : This is not a valid source path / URL Anyone an idea what I might be doing wrong? In this case you do not need a user name so the "Source Path/URL"

I know I should be diehard and use git in the terminal, but I use a Git client on Mac called Sourcetree to make the whole thing just a bit more sexy. The problem is a new Synology NAS drive I've added to my setup. With one of the NAS shared folders mounted on my Mac, Sourcetree chokes when trying to stage/commit/push. My master branch is on GitHub, so I cloned a repo to the mounted drive using Sourcetree. As a quick test I edited an unimportant file, saved, and watched for unstaged changes in the client. Success so far; the edited file appears in the unstaged window of Sourcetree. I go to

I started using sourceTree I have a problem when I change certain files, I noticed those are files from my views folder (MVC), sourceTree marks it as: Modified file, 1 lines changed, 1 lines removed and when I push it to my svn the whole file is marked as changed, as in: All the code from before my changes marked with '-' And then all the code from after my changes marked with '+' (also stuff I didnt touch) Any solutions? VonC Make sure that the config core.autocrlf is set to false, to avoid automatic eol (end of lines) conversion on all your files. git config --global core.autocrlf false (and

Although I already read similar comments here, in this forum, I haven't found an approach that may be suitable for teamwork in a seamless way. If you know what I mean, you already may found tricky working with git and the project.pbxproj file in Xcode, even when you are working in a different file. Say, A developer: created Foo folder, adding foo.swift to the project. B developer: created Bar folder, adding bar.swift to the project. Different paths... but you know, conflict! And as you may also noticed, leaving project.pbxproj out is not an option. So my question is: How do you handle this in

I was able to create a key and connect to github following these instructions via the command prompt successfully: https://help.github.com/articles/generating-ssh-keys However, when I try to connect via Sourcetree and putty I cannot. I've tried: generating a new key with the putty key generator (SSH-2 RSA) entering a passphrase saving the private key saving the public key and adding a .pub extension copying/pasting the key from the putty key generator window into github attemping to refresh branches on a pull from my private github repository from my local repo using the SSH clone URL I got