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Using SourceTree on windows. I would like to do a full uninstall to re-install. However, I uninstall and delete remaining registry info, on re-install SourceTree skips all of the setup and just opens like it never left. I don't even have to re-login or anything.
I'm working exclussively on php- and linux-based repositories being stored at gitlab, bitbucket and github. But sourcetree insists in asking for credentials of visual studio over and over and over again.
For each bug or task you complete, it is recommended that you start with a fresh branch. If you have any lingering changes in your current branch that you want to save, go ahead and commit them. If you are just beginning, then you are good to go. On GitHub, navigate to your repository which should be forked from microsoft/react-native-windows. If you haven't already created a fork, follow the steps in Git branch Setup. Above the list of files is a drop-down that should say master. Use the drop-down to create a new branch and name is according to what you will be working on. (I.e. DropdownHighlight, CleanUpExamples, etc). Now you have created a new branch.
You can use the Windows OpenSSH ssh-agent to manage your keys.The problem is that Sourcetree on windows wants to start its own instance of the ssh-agent instead of using the already running service. Even if you can get that to work it will still prompt for your key passphrase on startup because Sourcetree's ssh-agent process doesn't save your keys to the the Windows keychain.