SourceTree custom actions

Useful SourceTree custom actions bash scripts. It can enable you to:

• Open current repo in Sublime Text
• Open current repo in VS Code
• Open Select commit in Browser(Support github/gitlab)
• Copy current Repo Url to Clipboard
• Open XCode project in XCode
• Stash untracked files by running git stash --include-untracked, you should stage your changes before running this action.
• Reset any local changes by running git reset --hard HEAD

Tested on Mac, but should work on Linux and Windows(Win10 with SubLinux) too(you may need to alter application path in the scripts)

how to install

1. download this repo
2. unzip and copy scripts to some untouched folder, like SourceTree's application data directory ~/Library/Application Support/SourceTree/
3. open SourceTree Go to Preferences -> Custom Actions -> Add and fill custom action with parameters as shown in the figure(add a shortcut if you wish):

Tips

If you are using Mac, when browser a repo with SourceTree, you may press ⌘ + shift + / and type the menu item name then press enter to call that menu

You may need to add execution permission via chmod +x *.sh when an error permission denied shown up.

Alfred Workflow

If you are using alfred on macOS, you may try sourcetree-alfred-workflow also created by me