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How can I connect to my own Git server in SourceTree?

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I have a Git server. However, when I try to add a user to SourceTree, I see that I can add only GitHub, Bitbucket and Stash accounts. How I can run it with my own server?

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BuGiZ400 Avatar asked Jan 28 '15 14:01

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You can add a repository by URL by going to File -> New/Clone and choosing "+ New Repository", then "Clone from URL".

This is on Mac SourceTree 2.0+

example

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Rog Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 19:09

Rog