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I work on a huge codebase and SourceTree handles it quite well on macOS. A year ago I'd occasionally see updates that were occasionally broken (solvable with a

I work on a huge codebase and SourceTree handles it quite well on macOS. A year ago I'd occasionally see updates that were occasionally broken (solvable with a downgrade) but it's been pretty solid lately.

therealdrag0 9y ago
I use SourceTree daily and it regularly has very noticable lag on most window-related commands: close a window, open a repository, etc. And a lot of spinning beach-ball. Have you seen any of this?
- BigChiefSmokem 9y ago
  I have experienced this. I think it happened when Atlassian switched over to WPF for the GUI in version 2 a few month backs. The new GUI has introduced a lot of bugs and performance issues that they still seem to be trying to figure out. The visualization features are amazing though but could use a little bit more design.
locusm 9y ago
I find its OK on macOS but on Windows the latest thing is the delay in displaying modified files. Newly modified files sometimes take minutes to turn up.
- julianz 9y ago
  You have to click into the Sourcetree window for changes to show up. It updates instantly for me when I do that.
- mark-r 9y ago
  Minutes? Today I hit F5 to refresh the window, and it still missed a checkin from 10 minutes earlier. If you're talking about locally modified files, I use the integration with Visual Studio to manage those and it is doing an OK job. The only gripe I have with it is that you can't change an already staged file or those changes won't get checked in. I don't remember it working like that a year ago so something must have changed.