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sourcetree, sslv3 alert handshake failure
Asked by rgyalrongskad:

When trying to push my most recent commit, I got the message:

git -c diff.mnemonicprefix=false -c core.quotepath=false push -v origin master:master  
Pushing to https://rgyalrongskad@bitbucket.org/rgyalrongskad/japhug.git  
fatal: unable to access 'https://rgyalrongskad@bitbucket.org/rgyalrongskad/japhug.git/': error:14077410:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:sslv3 alert handshake failure  

I also get this error when typing "git push" or "git pull" on the terminal. I have tried to re-install git to obtain the latest version, but to no avail. Is there any way to solve this problem?


Answers:
author: KarthikVeera
body: I managed to fix my issue by

**A.** Go to **"Tools \> Options \> Git"** and selecting **"Use System Git"** instead of "Use Embedded Git".

comments: author: Sergey Regular
body: Where you managed this option? Which Program ?


author: spencer_lin
body: Thanks! It works for me.


author: bhagyashreekasbe
body: Thankyou!! Ver much :D It work for me


author: servicesglobal
body: I am also getting the above issue.


author: Dave Rushton
body: I also have the same error. PLEASE FIX IT
Sourcetree - can't push login problems
Asked by ccino:

I was doing regular commits in Sourcetree and successfully pushing each commit to remote. Suddently, on an attempt to do a commit, Sourcetree popped up a login box. I entered my Atlassian credentials but the push to remote in Sourcetree failed with the message "Invalid username or password".

I was puzzled as I hadn't done anything to change my login credentials. I opened my browser and, using exactly the same credentials, I was able to successfully log into id.atlassian.com and was also able to successfully log into bitbucket.org (and able to see all of my repositories).

I restarted my computer, opened Sourcetree, and again attempted to do the push but got exactly the same error: a login box, followed by a failed login message in Sourcetree.

I then used Git Bash to try to push the commit to origin using the command: git push origin \<branchname\>. An Atlassian login box appeared, I entered exactly the same credentials as I had entered into the login box when trying the push from within Sourcetree, and the push succeeded. To make sure, I opened my browser, logged back into bitbucket.org, opened my repository, and the commit was there.

Any ideas on how I can resolve the Sourcetree error, or what else I can do to try to identify the cause of the error?


Answers:
author: ccino
body: I found the following solution posted by David Keck:

<https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Sourcetree-questions/How-to-update-HTTP-S-credentials-in-sourcetree/qaq-p/297564>

David's solution is to simply delete the file called 'passwd' from:

C:\\Users\\USERNAME\\AppData\\Local\\Atlassian\\SourceTree

Then restart Sourcetree. When you next do something that requires accessing the remote (eg, a push or fetch), Sourcetree will prompt you to login and will recreate the passwd file with your credentials.

David's solution worked for me. Thank you David.

comments: author: DavidMendes94
body: Thank you this helped me as well


author: Tien Le
body: Didn't work. I'm getting "Logon failed, use ctrl+c to cancel basic credential prompt. error: unable to read askpass response from ...Askpass.exe" :-(

Thanks,

Tien
Extended Integration
Asked by Davie:

What is happen when set the Host Type to STASH and url to my gitlab repo while i don't have the STASH server?

Is my code is publish to the public and uplaoded to STASH repo?

If yes, since I don't have the STASH account , where is the repo located ?

![STash.GIF](/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/39073i80ABA9BC1F5B8443/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "STash.GIF")


Answers:
author: minnsey
body: Hi  

Those settings are just used to manage REST based services, e.g. links to create Pull Requests on the host service etc. They do **not** effect the Git configuration of your repo. If you are not using one of the specified services then they settings will not do anything.


Tags: integration
sslv3 alert handshake failure
Asked by kiddoware:

Hi,

I suddenly started getting error when doing a pull from remote repo: error:14077410:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:sslv3 alert handshake failure

Everything was working well till last night and nothing has been changed.

Source Tree version: 2.4.80 running on windows 10


Answers:
author: kiddoware
body: I got it resolve, by uninstalling sourcetree and git also and doing a fresh install of sourcetree with integrated GIT. Please give it a try.

comments: author: Dave Rushton
body: just tried it and am still getting the same error. Thanks for putting up your solution though!


author: rasxod
body: ??? ?? ??????? ? ???? 200 ????????????


author: rasxod
body: ???? ???????

???? ???????? ?????????? GIT

![2018-12-03_23-21-00.png](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/39282iD97D3289ADA73281/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "2018-12-03_23-21-00.png")

comments: author: rgyalrongskad
body: ??????? ???????, ??? ????????!


author: Dave Rushton
body: Update Embedded Git worked for me. I didn't understand any of the text but I DID understand the image. Thanks!


author: Dineshikalakmalidisanayaka Dissanayake
body: Thanks ! It Worked


author: Sergey Gussak
body: That worked, thanks! I used system Git, which was v 1.x, and switching to Embedded Git, which is 2.x, and updating it helped. It looks like Atlassian changed something in Bit Bucket over the weekend, and it rendered it incompatible with the old Git versions. Probably, upgrading system Git would help too.


author: wtarte
body: Worked here too. Thanks a ton


author: gold0206
body: Awesome. That worked.

Thanks


author: eldersilva
body: Thanks for the solution, solved my problem.


author: uoc1691
body: This worked. Thanks!


author: djwendel
body: Same here - thank you!


author: Tigran Minasyan
body: Thanks! This worked.


author: Anuj Mishra
body: Perfect Answer, works like a charm, I additionally also updated the mercurial version as well now all authentication is working.


author: Pradeep Paneru
body: My similar issue was resolved by re-installing GIT. Due to the system limitation, I had to install GIT version 2.10.0.


author: KarthikVeera
body: I managed to fix my issue by

```
A. Go to "Tools > Options > Git" and selecting "Use System Git" instead of "Use Embedded Git".
```

comments: author: Mohammad Nur Uddin
body: how can i go to "Tools" ?


author: rasxod
body: win 7

I have the same error

fatal: unable to access 'https://\*\*\*@bitbucket.org/\*\*\*/\*\*\*.git/': error:14077410:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:sslv3 alert handshake failure

comments: author: Dave Rushton
body: I also have the same error. VERY FRUSTRATING


author: Dave Rushton
body: I have used SourceTree for the past 3 - 4 years and had no issues until now. I uninstalled and reinstalled both Git and SourceTree and I still get the same error


author: studiospec
body: Appreciated!


Tags: openssl
Bitbucket / SourceTree / Git-Flow / Finish Release
Asked by BTLife:

I've upgraded my SourceTree and now my Finish Release has changed the way it interacts with Bitbucket.

Using the Git-Flow button I would Start a Release, then I would create a pull request in bitbucket to for merging the develop branch into master.

Then I would Finish Release in SourceTree I would select Tag with message, Delete branch and Push changes to remote.

The pull request in bitbucket would show Merged remotely after sourcetree was done.

Now after I upgraded it declines the pull request instead of showing it as merged remotely.

Is there anyway to get it to go back to merged remotely?

Bitbucket was not changed, just SourceTree was upgraded.

Thanks in advance


Answers:
author: minnsey
body: Hi  

Just to clarify your actions are the same as they always were in Sourcetree, but the changed messaging, declining merging the pull request, is shown in Bitbucket web UI ?  

Can I check what version of Sourcetree you are running?

comments: author: BTLife
body: Thank-you for your response!!

Correct, actions are the same.

Atlassian Bitbucket v5.3.1, SourceTree 3.0.9 (although I was going to update to the latest 3.0.12 pretty soon)

I was thinking it might be a new setting in SourceTree that it passes to GIT, or a change to a default setting and we just need to change it in our config to get it to go back to the way it was. But I haven't found any mention of this situation any where.


author: minnsey
body: I don't think this is a change in Sourcetree. Sourcetree just asks git-flow to finish the feature which merges the branch. Bitbucket only notices this when the merge is pushed.. I don't believe we've changed anything around this. But we can investigate.


author: BTLife
body: Upgrading to the the latest Git solved the issue v2.21.0.windows.1

It went back to "remotely merged the pull request from" instead of declining the pull request in Bitbucket.

Not sure what exactly in the new version changed the behavior.

Thanks for looking into it.


Tags: bitbucket

bitbucket-server

server
Suddenly can't expand remote branches (git)
Asked by Martin Stender:

Hi all

All of a sudden, I can't expand and view remote branches.

Everything works from the terminal, and if I clone the repository again (into a new working directory), everything works, but then I loose my local branches.

Any idea whats up?


Answers:
author: Martin Stender
body: (The chevron is simply missing)![Screen Shot 2018-11-30 at 10.16.14.png](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/39029i307BCD6F8B0D0D40/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "Screen Shot 2018-11-30 at 10.16.14.png")


Tags: git

mac
Using Mercurial Sourcetree to resolve Merge Conflict when I need 2-way resolution
Asked by ralvy:

Suppose I have 2 branches, Branch 1 and Branch 2, and I have made changes to the same file in both branches. Further suppose I have made 2 changes in each file, where Change 1 is to the same line in each file, and Change 2 is to the same line in each file. And finally, I choose Merge. I want Change 1 in Branch 1 to win, and I want Change 2 in Branch 2 to win.

I don't see a way to do this with Sourcetree without calling my External Merge Tool. It seems that the Resolve Conflct options are all or nothing in terms of Mine vs Theirs. Is that correct?


Answers:
author: minnsey
body: Hi  

That is correct, from within Sourcetree we offer file level theirs/mine options for but for more nuanced merges re rely on the external tools.


Tags: mercurial

merge
SourceTree using 10 + GB RAM to open - unresponsive
Asked by Brian Taylor:

SourceTree never becomes responsive when opening because it uses massive amounts of RAM : Climbs to over 10 GB, drops to 7GB, climbs up again, drops to 5GB, climbs up again ...

Window is never available for more than a few seconds before becoming unresponsive again


Answers:
author: Brian Taylor
body: After searching my computer for "SourceTree",

I found that a configuration file existed in many of my local git java repositories - more than 20 of them.  

After uninstall, and before re-install, I deleted all of these.  
After re-install, the SourceTree RAM footprint, view-able in Task Manager, was only 1.5 GB or so,  
and the app is now usable again.

I would still like to understand how the RAM requirements got to be so out of control, so I can keep it under control, so I can keep using the program.  

If necessary, I can do a periodic search-and-destroy of the config files, in an ignorant voodoo fashion ... .


author: bgannin
body: What version of Sourcetree are you using? What OS are you on?

comments: author: Brian Taylor
body: 2.6.10, I think  
I am using this install file, which is (or recently was) the latest:  
SourceTreeSetup-2.6.10.exe  

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SourceTree 3.0.8 on Windows 10 disappears from desktop, won't launch from tray icon
Asked by A.M. Sabuncu:

I just installed SourceTree 3.0.8 on Windows 10 Pro, and unfortunately, found it to be unusable. Once the application is minimized to the tray, it won't relaunch. Instead, there is a Windows "error ding" sound.

Also, there's a flag that appears on launch indicating "Git-LFS not supported", urging me to update to Git 2.12.1 or later. I had Git 2.17, but nonetheless, I upgraded to Git 2.19, and the flag still appears.

I am giving up on SourceTree. Such a waste of time, really.


Answers:
author: A.M. Sabuncu
body: Yes, I installed Git manually. I was not using the embedded option.

I have abandoned SourceTree and switched to GitKraken. No reasonable company should put out a blatantly buggy release like 3.0.8.


author: Scott
body: Same issue 3.0.17 it's clearly not fixed


author: Erik F
body: This was fixed in 3.0.9 that was recently released.

Regarding the Git-LFS, how did you upgrade? Installing git manually? Or did you click the "Update embedded" button? Are you telling it to use the system git or embedded?

comments: author: Steve Cooke
body: I'm having the exact same issue on 3.0.12.

After minimized, I cannot open/expand/maximise/restore - i just get the 'ding' sound

I can hover the mouse over taskbar and can see it's still loaded.


author: Steve Cooke
body: rolled back to 2.6.10.0!


Tags: windows
How to go back to a certain commit but still keep all changes in the repo?
Asked by Arvid Edstr?m:

Hello! I and my team are working on a game and have been making regular commits.  

We just realized that we have a big bug in a previous version of the game, a version that we use for exhibitions and so on.  

So I want to go back to the commit that this version is based on, fix the bug, build a new game version, and then return to the latest commit and keep working.  

What should I do? I get confused by all the different options and what they do.  

Thanks!


Answers:
author: Mike Corsaro
body: Hello! This will depend on your setup.

Normally whenever you start a new feature, or bug-fix it's advised that you make a new branch for it. Then you'd normally merge that back into the "master" branch when you're done. However, you can also use branches for releases too -- whenever you do a release you should make a new branch from that point so that you can go back and fix things on that branch if needed.

It sounds like you might not have done that (and that's OK!). So here's what I'd recommend you do:

1. Click the "Branch" button
2. Click "Specified commit" and hit the "..." button
3. Hit "Create branch" and make sure the "Checkout New Branch" is checked
4. Make the needed changes -- commit, push etc
5. Now you can switch to this branch when needed and make new bug fixes without it changing your main branch.

![branch.jpg](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/39574i763559585A22A56E/image-dimensions/496x239?v=v2 "branch.jpg")


Tags: git
I found two problems, one of which does not know whether it is a bug or a features.
Asked by Xiao Chenghua:

System Version: macOS 10.14.1 Mojave

Sourcetree Version: 3.0 (200)

1. I just select some files (NOT ALL) and type my commit message, and then, the list of edited files select box did reloaded, now its select ALL;

2. The icon on edited file list's right(three point side by side), height is too small, it very hard to select and click when you want discard this file.


Answers:
author: bgannin
body: Hi Xiao,

Please file tickets in [our tracker](http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/SRCTREE/) for review and include screenshots.

Thanks,

Brian Ganninger  
Senior Mac Developer, Sourcetree
The Website says SourceTree support GIT-LFS (large file support) but
Asked by Mike Davis:

The Website says SourceTree support GIT-LFS (large file support) but when I clone from Git I get an Git-LFS unsupported error?


Answers:
author: bgannin
body: What version of Sourcetree are you using? What remote service are you cloning from?

comments: author: Mike Davis
body: Hi thank you for the help. It took me a while to figure out how to enable GIT LFS support in SourceTree but once I did then everything worked fine.


author: Erik F
body: Are you using embedded git or system git? Which version of each


Tags: git-lfs
How Can I Create a Monthly Evolution Chart of Closed Subtasks in Jira?
Asked by Massayoshi Pardo:

I have a question about creating specific charts to track the progress of a project over the months. I need to generate a graph that shows the number of closed subtasks per month, i.e., the percentage of completed subtasks relative to the total, month by month. However, I have been having difficulties setting up this type of chart in Jira and would like to enlist the team's help to find a viable solution.

The chart I'm trying to create would serve to monitor the project's progression, highlighting the number of closed subtasks in each monthly period. I've tried various approaches, including using options for creating and resolving subtasks, but I've encountered obstacles, mainly because all subtasks were created on the same date. Additionally, analysis by hours or story points hasn't proved suitable for this purpose.

![02.png](/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/307239iFBE1111BA09E0DBD/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "02.png")

My intention is to develop a simple and informative chart that illustrates the evolution of closed subtasks over time, month by month. However, I haven't yet found an efficient way to realize this idea. I've reviewed the options available in the 'Chart by,' 'Group by,' and 'Calculate' features but haven't found an option that fully meets my needs.

![01.png](/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/307235i6D3860D504EB3940/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "01.png")

The JQL I'm using seems to be correct since the returned data aligns with expectations.

***project = "Project name" AND issuetype = Sub-task AND assignee in ("User1", "User2") AND labels in ("label1", "label2", "label3", "label4", "label5", "label6")***

However, the challenge lies in finding the correct option to generate the desired type of chart. I've noticed that there isn't a clear option for "closed" or "completed" in the available settings. Has anyone else faced this same challenge or have any suggestions for overcoming it?

I appreciate your collaboration and guidance in advance!


Answers:
author: Massayoshi Pardo
body: Team, ++**you can close this issue now**++. I managed to create this graph using the 'Resolved' field, which allows me to list all items closed per month. Thank you!


Tags: cloud

confluence-cloud
Does the OneDrive Import feature require a plugin?
Asked by adminrewa_dustingroup_org:

We are looking in to different ways to move a team from using Teams/Sharepoint/OneDrive to Confluence and found the option to use the Import from OneDrive as described in this documentation:

<https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/import-content-into-confluence-cloud/>

However I can't figure out if this requires a plugin or what is required to set this up and would very much appreciate support to learn more about this to evaluate if this feature could be useful for us or not.

When I try to use it I get a message that I need admin approval, would that be Atlassian admin or Azure Admin and are there any guides to help me as Atlassian Admin understand how this works?


Answers:
author: Nikola Perisic
body: Welcome to the community [@adminrewa_dustingroup_org](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5433028) !

Everything from the article that you have posted is correct. It works when you create a page, on the right side you would have Templates and Import, where Import would be selected and it would give out three options that are possible for importing. Now since everything requires account logging in except for importing the Word documents, you need to have access to those accounts.

As for admin requirement, within the space on Confluence you need to go to:

1. Space settings -\> Space Permissions
2. Navigate to Users
3. Click on Edit and by your name there is the Admin section that needs to be checked
4. Save the changes, otherwise it doesn't work

For this you would need to be a space administrator in order to grant permissions.

comments: author: adminrewa_dustingroup_org
body: I'm already space admin so there must be something else messing this up for me. Trying to use Import OneDrive on my site admin account it takes me to the window for "This site is trying to launch OneDrive. Do you want to continue?" and when I hit Continue it sends me to a window saying "This file can't be imported"  

When I do this on my account that isn't Jira Admin but admin of the space I'm told I need Admin approval.

![Import_OneDrive.png](https://community.atlassian.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/310009iEABFA301AA35BD63/image-dimensions/275x297?v=v2 "Import_OneDrive.png")


Tags: cloud

confluence-cloud
How to show Jira Project progress in Percentage on Confluence page?
Asked by Anuj Kumar:

Is there way to show Jira projects in percentages (Progress of projects as per sub tasks/Issue completion status). Also, in Jira software, except Jira Plan is there way to show project progress in percentages like any specific Filter. I have tried few steps, please see the attached images.


Answers:
author: Jack Brickey
body: Hi [@Anuj Kumar](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5211512) ,

so there isn't a concept of "project progress". Projects in Jira are generally unbounded. You can have Epics that can illustrate progress. Advanced roadmaps is a concept that often shows progress of Epics. You can include this information within compliance.

comments: author: Anuj Kumar
body: Thanks, Jack, for your response. I have tried Advanced roadmap, but it shows percentages details when i hover over cursor on Progress Count only. i am try to show the percents for eg. 50% in front of project Jira Plan (Advance Roadmap or by filter or Jira Plan)


Tags: cloud

confluence-cloud

jira-software
Getting 403 Forbidden error while creating space
Asked by Akanshi Kumari:

I am trying to create a space using rest API but getting 403 forbidden error  
**MEthod**: POST

**url** : <http://10.50.4.74:8090/rest/api/space>  
**Authentication** : Basic Auth  
**payload**:  
{  
"key": "space_key",  
"name": "space_name"  
}  
**Error** :  
{  
"statusCode": 403,  
"data": {  
"authorized": false,  
"valid": true,  
"allowedInReadOnlyMode": true,  
"errors": \[\],  
"successful": false  
},  
"message": "Cannot create Space",  
"reason": "Forbidden"  
}


Answers:
author: Marc - Devoteam
body: Hi [@Akanshi Kumari](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/4774721)

This means you don't have been granted a group membership on the global permissions in Confluence that is able to create a space.

Are you able to create a space form the GUI, if not you a certain that the above is the case.

comments: author: Akanshi Kumari
body: Yes from the GUI I am able to create space/pages but not from REST API


Tags: confluence-data-center

data-center
Can you transfer ownership in a blog
Asked by Aresky Bandera:

Hi, we are currently migrating our blogs hosted from sharepoint to confluence ( we are building a tool using the API) and I was wondering if it's possible to change the ownership within a blog.  


Answers:
author: Nikola Perisic
body: Hello [@Aresky Bandera](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/5150122)

Sadly, you can change only the ownership of the workspace and pages: <https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Confluence-questions/How-to-transfer-ownership-of-a-Page/qaq-p/2153239>

Here in Levente's comment you can see the down sides of changing the page owner.

comments: author: Aresky Bandera
body: THank you! yeah I end up commenting with our service account on behave of the user


Tags: api

blog

cloud

confluence-cloud