ssh directory it still seems to want to add that specific ssh file. ssh directory and removing the ssh file from the. It also seems like it, that Sourcetree is having some sort of cache.Īfter I added a new ssh file to Github, removing the old one from the config file in the. I hope somebody has a good solution for this, as the interface is easy and helpful It is at least too much time consuming to be bothered by it every time. I am out of idea's and starting to believe I should not be using sourcetree anymore. Origin (fetch) // note this is the wrong account Please make sure you have the correct access rights This did not work either, cloning a repository from this account still gets confused with the wrong login.įatal: Could not read from remote repository. So I generated a new one in Sourcetree and added it to GitHub. Hoping it would find the correct file, but now it cannot find the other file which is added to GitHub. I moved the one it found so it could not find it anymore. I also saw that sourcetree does not allow you to select your own SSH key, and keeps on using the wrong one. Then I set up a personal access token to one of the github accounts and started to use the basic auth type and not OAuth this did not help either. Then adding the accounts but this did not help. I first started out with a fresh install of sourcetree (mac) and a new set of SSH keys. I have tried several things, for fixing this. The other account shows all repositories but is not able to download any because it somehow looks at the account I added first. Where Bitbucket is working fine, and depending on which github account I add first, One github account seems to work OK, it will not show the repositories.
I am using ssh to connect to the accounts. I am using two github accounts (one private one for work) and one Bitbucket account. Technical Title: SourceTree 3.2.Lateley I have a lot of problems with having more than one github account in sourcetree. The graphical user interface provides fast, smooth access to a variety of tools to work with. It gives you a way to manage Mercurial and Git repositories hosted online or locally, without having to use Terminal. Overall, SourceTree is great for newcomers and experts alike. Via SourceTree’s simple interface you can manage all your repositories, whether they be hosted or local. With SourceTree you can use the full capability of Git and Mercurial. SourceTree also works with Subversion servers as well. Work with your GitHub, Bitbucket and Kiln accounts without leaving the app. With SourceTree you can easily utilise both distributed version control systems from one application.
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