Here’s a beginner-friendly guide on how to use Sourcetree with Bitbucket:
- Open Sourcetree and click '+ Add an account' to begin setting up your integration.
- Connect your Bitbucket account as your hosting service. This will give you access to all your repositories.
- Click 'OK' to save your preferences and continue.
- In Sourcetree, click 'Clone'.
- Select your Bitbucket account from the dropdown list. Now choose the repository you want to clone and specify a local destination path where files will be stored.
- Click 'Clone'. The repository is now in Sourcetree and ready for you to pull, push, and commit changes.
- Open your repository in Sourcetree and click the 'Pull' button in the toolbar to fetch updates.
- Select which branch you want to pull from and configure any additional pull details you need.
- Click 'OK' to pull the latest changes into your local repository.