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@FetzenNET but because in BitBucket, I don't think there's an easy way to get the ssh or git:// url from the repo page....
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I actually like using the first version that originally came out. We were switching from SVN to Git...
Team: OK, GIT CLI installed, now just get the Eclipse/* package so you can check stuff out.
Me: there's ST, seems much better then installing plugins for each IDE
Team: hey you're right! Works great.
**Dumb updates**
Me Now: 😒😤😰😡😠-
@billgates gitkraken :)
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@simus hardto setup and then seems doesn't work with our internal server...
Strangely after the install though... SourceTree now plays nice again... -
@billgates hard to setup? probably cause of your server also
FUCKING SOURCETREE!!!!!!! HOW THE FUCK DO U MANAGE TO BREAK YOURSELF MORE AND MORE...
Got a new PC so had to reinstall and apparently there's a new version, new UI/UX.... works ok... fine... :(
Now after some autoupdates the Bitbucket URL isn't recognized and I need to get a new repo....
I copy the URL (sourcetree://...) from the button but then ST complains some stupid HTTPS SSL cert error..... FUCK!!!
Tried IE, doesn't recognize the URL....
Last resort... I look at the URL itself...
hm.... points to a *.git file
Ok lets use git shell on another repo and get the remote address...
ssh://git@....
FUCK U!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HAD TO MANUALLY REVERSE ENGINEER AN SSH URL BECAUSE U CANT WORK WITH URSELF...
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