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Completely remove sourcetree windows 7 password#

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SourceTree will probably have already populated the “ Destination Path” box with a filepath named something along the lines of C:\Users\YOURUSERNAMEONYOURPC\Documents\REPOSITORYNAME.

I like to change that to something more meaningful.Īlso, you don’t have to call the final folder “ REPOSITORYNAME.”įor example, I’m going to grab a repository called “testprivaterepo” but save it as C:\example\GitRepos\Ver圜oolRepositoryNumber1.

SourceTree will probably populate the “ Name” box with whatever the final folder of “Destination Path” is.įor example, it switched it from “testprivaterepo” to “Ver圜oolRepositoryNumber1” on me as soon as I hit “tab” from setting up the path on my hard drive where I wanted to store a local copy of my GitHub content.I decided to change that to “Awesome Repo 1”.Leave everything else alone and click the “clone” button.Note: these instructions presume you haven’t already told your computer about the -based “remote repository.” through “ git clone” on a command line), then in step 2 of the instructions above, you’d click the square “ Add” button, not the square “Clone” button, and would “Browse” to populate the “ Working Copy Path” box with the folder where you already put a local copy (e.g. C:\example\GitRepos\Ver圜oolRepositoryNumber1).You wouldn’t give SourceTree a URL and a folder it should put the local copy in, since that’s already been done.You could ignore steps 3-5 of those instructions.You would still choose your own “ Name,” e.g.“Awesome Repo 1,” in the “Name” box if you want to.In step 7, you’d click an “add” button instead of a “clone” button.You might want to, in the menu bar, click Repository -> Repository Settings and verify, in the Remotes tab, that your “remote” URL /YOURGITHUBUSERNAME/REPOSITORYNAME is there.If not, you’ll need to click the Add button and add it.