I think the title sums it up well. How do I determine which versions of Git are supported by any given SourceTree version?
I use Git + SourceTree daily. Love it! But, Git and SourceTree evolve at different rates. I would like to know when I can and when I cannot upgrade my Git client independent of SourceTree. Is there a compatibility matrix published somewhere?
Thanks,
Ryan
Most of the time, there are no breaking changes from one Git version to the next, so SourceTree just keeps on working with the latest Git version available for your OS.
On the other hand, it never uses the full set of functionality of Git, so in that sense it keeps lagging quite far behind.
Point is: as far as I know, SourceTree always works with whatever Git version you have installed.
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