#SOURCETREE FOR MAC 10.9.5 FOR MAC#

The ‘Commit Selected’ option was removed in 1.9 because you can do this by checking the boxes (when not staging) to commit files, but it became clear that it was still a useful shortcut for people. This also brings back drag & drop to stage/unstage. Split view staging – the view is partitioned vertically into staged & unstaged panes which scroll independently.Fluid staging – staged and unstaged changes are in one list with headers between (previously the only option).No staging – ignore the index and simply commit files that you check.If you’re using a Git repository, you can also choose how you view staged changes: Tree view – clearly very popular and makes a comeback in this release.Flat list (multiple columns) – splits the flat list into separate columns for file name and path.Flat list (single column) – this was the only option previously in 1.9.You can now choose between 3 core view modes in the file list: We listened today, we’re releasing an update to address the major points you raised. Things are never that simple though, right? The feedback we’ve received from the wider SourceTree community since indicated that although many people did like the new style and found it more approachable, a lot of existing users thought we simplified things too much, and removed some of the options they really liked in the file view and were core to their workflow. Our goal with 1.9 was to make some of the core views more approachable to new users while retaining what brought more advanced users to SourceTree in the first place. We prototyped, user tested and dogfooded for some months and believed we’d got the balance right.

#SOURCETREE FOR MAC 10.9.5 FOR MAC#

It’s always difficult to make changes to an established product, and SourceTree for Mac 1.9 was no exception.

SourceTree for Mac 1.9.3 : new view options based on your feedback By Steve on May 30, 2014

Sourcetree for mac 10.9.5