Hopefully, this post helped you save some time while you set up the really nice SourceTree interface alongside the Azure DevOps environment. (**read more here**): Īpparently, you can use the new URL alongside with your PAT, but you need a hacky way to do it (**read more here**)
The old “visualstudio” URL still needs to be / can be used for closing I didn’t use them in my instructions to spare them for you and because you probably - like me - just want to get to speed and work with your repo: I found out this route and it works for me.Īt the time of writing, there are some things you should know.
#Atlassian treesource password
Somehow, I couldn’t get the username - PAT as a password combination working. If somehow your Sourcetree doesn’t seem to be using the right PAT credentials when you try to clone your repo, force Sourcetree to use the credentials by prefixing the URL with these steps, SourceTree will force using the PAT as credentials for the repo and you can clone and work on the repo directly. Use the PAT you just generated for the password as wellĪfter this, you can get the URL of your repository and add your repo to Sourcetree as described on the SourceTree help page. On Source Tree, go to add account and select Azure DevOpsįor the host, I used as the new URL format for azure DevOps didn’t work
Make sure you copy the generated PAT as you won’t be able to view it again I got this working via the following steps:
And this is where a lot of people are getting mixed up on what to use for their GIT repo URL.Īdd in a snuff of confusion by changing the access for external tools from username password to a Personal Access Token (PAT) and you have a lot of people getting confused.īecause is more annoying than if you can’t get your favorite GIT client to work with a GIT repo that you want to clone.
#Atlassian treesource software
It sounds more catchy and it indicates its purpose more enabling developer teams to take care of rolling out their software independently.īut changing a name for an online service also means changing the URL. I like using SourceTree in my development teams since it is an easy interface, is available for both Windows and Mac OS, and it supports the Gitflow Workflow, which is especially great for release-based projects.īack in 2018, Microsoft renamed VisualStudio Online into Azure DevOps. In this short post, I will show you how you can setup Atlassian SourceTree so it will connect with Microsoft Azure DevOps project’s GIT repo.
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