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MySQL Workbench compatible with most version of Mac OS X, including the latest version Mac OS 10.15.5 “sourcetree” can’t be opened because apple cannot check it for malicious software. Sourcetree most definitely is not malicious.

1. Click to “Download for Mac OS X” for Mac OS X Or follow “Also available for Windows” for Windows Operating System. Click to Accept the terms and condition to begin the download. For Mac OS X Users. After download gets completed, simply unzip the file, and drag the Sourcetree app to the Application folder.
2. Jun 24, 2019 GitUp is a free and open source Git client for Mac users with an emphasis on speed, simplicity, efficiency, and ease of use. It bypasses the Git binary tool to interact with the repo database directly which makes it a lot faster than other Git clients e.g. It loads and renders the graph of 40,000 commits of the GitUp repo in under a second.

After some great community feedback, we are releasing SourceTree for Mac 1.6. This is a major release that contains many new features.

Interactive Rebase

Having to bring up a terminal when you want to do an interactive rebase is painful. If you aren’t familiar with rebasing or the command-line, the pain levels up to excruciating. We asked ourselves: “How can we make this simpler and keep everything in SourceTree?” Our solution is a visual, drag-and-drop interaction:

The UI gives you visual feedback on each step of this previously advanced function. Want to re-order your commits? Want two commits to be one commit? No problem, just drag and drop the rows around.

Improved Notifications of Remote Changes

Previously, users checked for the pull counts by going into either the bookmarks view or the repository view. If your team commits frequently, you were checking there a lot. Now, the improved notifications center puts this information front and center:

Are you using OS X 10.6/10.7? No worries, we use Growl so it handles everything for you. If you’re on Mountain Lion, we use the notification centre so you’ve got more granular control over notifications. Prior to Mountain Lion, you could use Growl to control the notification granularity. We find them really useful; especially when we’re expecting changes we need in our local copy.

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Atlassian ID Integration

SourceTree won’t cost you a penny but we do ask you to register to continue using it after your 30 day trial. Registration helps us gather useful statistics that we use build a better SourceTree. Still, we know registration costs you time, so we’ve improved it. We’ve redesigned registration as a two-step process from within SourceTree. No more web registration. Even better, the in-product registration creates an Atlassian ID that can you can use with other Atlassian products.

Icon Refresh

Have you noticed our new icons? They’ve been out but now we’d like to point them out. We think our new icons have a fresh look that brings SourceTree in line with the rest of Atlassian’s product family.

Mac App Store Note

A final note just to say that we no longer publish to the Mac App Store due to sandboxing restrictions. Check Steve’s blog post about sandboxing for more information.

And much more…

• You can now Log Selected… on multiple files at once.
• The push sheet in Mercurial shows which branch you’re pushing to.
• New preference show the pull count for the currently checked out branch.
• Git repositories now remember the previously selected options in the pull/merge sheets.
• Support for the latest Araxis diff/merge tools.
• The “commit merged changes immediately” setting is now remembered between pulls
• Support for longer passwords for Bitbucket, Stash, GitHub and Kiln.

Work on Windows? We’ve got that covered, too. SourceTree for Windows 0.9.2.2 is now out including git-flow support! Check out our main website for more information and download.

Hey folks, we just made a major update for SourceTree for Mac available: version 2.0! The highlights of this release include a rework of the bookmarks window, and the addition of a bunch of new translations. We think you’ll really like it.

In SourceTree for Mac version 1.x, you had two separate windows for your Bookmarks (local clones) and Hosted Repositories (your remote accounts on Bitbucket, Stash and GitHub). With 2.0, those windows are combined into a single streamlined window called the Repository Browser, with a ‘Local’ and ‘Remote’ switch:

If you don’t see the repository browser on load, you can show it with Cmd-B or “Window > Show Repository Browser” from the menu.

In addition to bringing the two interfaces together, the new window has lots of advantages:

• Cleaner, less cluttered display style. Press spacebar to quickly look at more detail of the selected repository
• Repository avatars: avatars assigned on Bitbucket will appear here, or any image files in the root named logo/icon
• When scrolling, the parent group of bookmarks ‘sticks’ to the top of the view for better context
• Creating new repositories is now simpler – it’s one button
• You can now create a repository on a remote service (Bitbucket, GitHub) at the same time as creating a new local repository
• Easily publish a local repository to a remote service of your choice by right-clicking then ‘Publish to remote‘
• More optimised bookmark refreshing

You guys have responded brilliantly to our request for the community’s help translating SourceTree to more languages, and as a result SourceTree for Mac now comes in 10 languages:

• English
• Chinese (Simplified)
• Dutch
• French
• German
• Japanese
• Portuguese (BR)
• Russian
• Spanish
• Ukrainian

Not all of these translations are 100% complete, our criterion for including a new language is a 60% translation rate, on the basis that this is a good enough start and including it in SourceTree will then prompt others to help complete it. If you see gaps or inaccuracies in the translation, please help us fix it at our Transifex project, and if your language isn’t included yet, please help get it to at least that 60% mark.

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SourceTree has a new, flat application icon:

This brings it in line with the style of other Atlassian tools like HipChat, and also prepares it to fit seamlessly with the style of the newest version of OS X, Yosemite. Note that because of OS X caching, you might not see the new icon straight after the auto-update, you’ll probably have to restart the app manually before it’s picked up.

The icons within the application for file status, branches, tags etc have all been updated to a ‘flatter’ style too.

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We hope you like the new release!