Use GitHub in SourceTree with SSO enabled personal access token

README.md

Use GitHub in SourceTree with SSO enabled personal access token

Prerequisites

• Git with credential manager
• Do not add GitHub account to SourceTree

Steps

1. Create new token in https://github.com/settings/tokens
2. Select "repo" scope
3. Create token and copy it to clipboard
4. Click SSO icon in created token and authorize company account
5. Clone private company repository in command line
6. Use your generated personal access token as a password. This saves credentials to Git credential manager.
7. Start using SourceTree normally

Thanks ;)

For MAC users, check KeyChain app (command + space) search for keychain
Check github, change password to token

For MAC users, check KeyChain app (command + space) search for keychain
Check github, change password to token

cool!

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2. www.record.pt

Benfica o maior!

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Didn't work for me on mac.

I was unable to edit the password as @Jmsre suggested. Instead I deleted the stored password in KeyChain and SourceTree asked me for a password on the next push, where I used the Personal access token