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How do you search for a branch in SourceTree.
It has gotten to the point where i have hundreds of branches and looking through a list in the remote branch tree is next to impossible.
Is there a way of doing it?
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In the source tree, click a dimension, hierarchy, or level, and click Search metadata. In the Words box, type the words or characters for which you want to search. In the Options box, click the search parameter you want to use. If you want to perform a case-insensitive search, select the Case insensitive check box.
If you can see it in SourceTree, it's stored on your computer. If you want to check out one of the branches, double click it. You can switch to any of the branches whenever you want without an Internet connection. There is no way to — and no need to — "pull all branches".
Yes, there is a filter provided in SourceTree at the bottom left corner below the list of all branches. See in the screenshot. NOTE: This is on MAC..
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I don't think this is possible directly in SourceTree, but you can grep branches via the command line
git branch --all | grep <query> for example
git branch --all | grep notifications Will return all branches (remote or local) that contain notifications in the name.
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