Ctrl-enter to commit and discard vs revert in the last release 3.4.16 windows version
Asked by manos:

how can we get back the ctrl-enter to commit? I just installed the latest version and it seems missing

also not a fan of "revert", I think "discard" was more descriptive of the operation, you are discarding the changes, revert is confusingly similar to git revert which does a different thing and creates a new commit

I think both changes are a regression (to the worse) - I understand people like to innovate but maybe in this case it is not for the better, if possible put them back please, thanks


Answers:
author: Kimmo Keskinen
body: Seconding this! It's such a bother to use mouse to get focus into the commit message field, then press Ctrl+Enter and nothing happens, then move back to mouse to go click a tiny commit button that I always had a good shortcut for.

Sudden new changes in keybinds or changing the purpose of existing keybinds in a hard-coded way as suprises in releases sounds like a really good reason to prioritize getting customized shortcuts into SourceTree, please.

comments: author: manos
body: Thanks Kimmo, ?


author: CodeSmile
body: Seconded!


author: CodeSmile
body: Aaaaand downgraded to 3.4.15 ... missing ctrl+enter on every commit is just too much of a nuisance.


author: Richard Eastwood
body: Totally. Pretty poor show on both counts.


author: Daniel Moeller
body: Also seconding this!

I am super used to using ctrl+enter for committing, this is a very annoying change which I expect to be a bug?  

Also I agree that "Revert" is confusable with the git operation of the same name and "Discard" was perfectly fine.  

I normally don't post here, but this was bad enough to make me google this and sign up here, I hope you will take the feedback serious.  

I will stay on v3.4.15 until this has been adressed, for anyone else previous versions can be found here: <https://www.sourcetreeapp.com/download-archives>

comments: author: manos
body: Thanks Daniel, same here, my first post after the 20th time I tried to Ctrl-Enter to commit... also thanks for the suggestion, I think I'll go back to the .15 version as well for now..

Cheers


author: LavaFloor
body: Same here [@manos](/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/2370933) , just today I tried more then 30 times to use the Ctrl+Enter shortcut

Every time looking if my file where staged correctly, then try again realizing in the end I was forgetting to use the mouse...


author: Roman Orlov
body: Commit via Ctrl+Enter was sooooo handy! Please return it as an option.


author: Jerry
body: Hi, guys.

Replace only two dlls from v3.4.15, you'll get ctrl + enter back. Did not notice any unstables. Worth trying.

SourceTree.Api.UI.Wpf.dll

SourceTree.Ui.FileListContainer.Split.Wpf.dll

comments: author: Raimonds Linde
body: This is the best answer!

Just download [SourceTreeSetup-3.4.15.exe](https://product-downloads.atlassian.com/software/sourcetree/windows/ga/SourceTreeSetup-3.4.15.exe) and extract it with 7zip twice.


author: CodeSmile
body: If you are missing ctrl+enter as dearly as I was, downgrade to the 3.4.15 version here:

<https://product-downloads.atlassian.com/software/sourcetree/windows/ga/SourceTreeSetup-3.4.15.exe>

With this version you can commit with ctrl+enter.


author: EasyAi Studio
body: why would they remove ctrl+enter! SourceTree has made some serious mistakes in recent times


author: manos
body: I went with the downgrade in the end, happy to report it works well. Fingers crossed for the next release the issue to be addressed so we can finally upgrade,

thanks all for the input and happy new year!


author: ?? ??
body: SourceTree has become very inconvenient.  
Please revert this shortcut change.


author: jfjcn
body: I second the above - why would you remove this shortcut?


author: Kajetan Sonnleitner
body: Please revert.  
Extra mile: allow costumizing (and disabling) shortkeys for the user.


author: belchev
body: Same here, please reverse! It was very useful.


author: Mike P
body: I really miss \^Enter.

I like "revert"; I think it makes SourceTree easier to learn.


author: Kieron McIntyre
body: I know it's not the same but I've ended up hitting tab 3x insted of downgrading.

Please, please revert this change.