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SourceTree: stop remember password

Pulling sources from a repository needs my password.

SourceTree remembers this password by default. I don't want SourceTree to remember my password. I have to disable this every time!

How can I disable this default behaviour? Thanks!

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Dimitri Dewaele Avatar asked Mar 21 '14 10:03

Dimitri Dewaele


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I use sourcetree un a mac and this help me, it should work the same way in windows:

  1. Open the Hosted Repositories window by clicking View > Show Hosted Repositories or Command + Shift + H.
  2. Click Edit Accounts
  3. Double-click on your account
  4. Click Set Password
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germangti Avatar answered Feb 27 '23 02:02

germangti