You can use the MSI installer to create programatic installations across your teams.

Download

Administrators should download the latest official MSI installer.

If you need to reinstall a previous version you can find all previous releases in our Download Archives. 

Installer differences

When using the MSI installer, Sourcetree: 

• does not automatically launch when complete
• does not provide the ability to download and install Git, Mercurial, etc.
• does not support choosing custom Git, Mercurial, etc.
• does not prompt to install global ignore files
• disables update notifications for the app
• provides additional registration option

Installation

To install Sourcetree you can: 

• Install using the installation wizard included in Sourcetree. 
• Create a programatic installation using 'msiexec' or other management software. 

Supported options: 

• ACCEPTEULA - to enable the checkbox automatically
  • value: 1 (required to be this for successful install)
• INSTALLDIR - to configure where the executable lives
  • value: path (may require admin level permissions depending on location)

Sourcetree looks for and will configure itself automatically to use the versions installed at:

• C:\Program Files (x86)\Git
• C:\Program Files (x86)\Mercurial
• custom location (note: you'll need to manually add this to the PATH environment variable)

Registration

Each user still has to register Sourcetree, when it first launches, using one of the following options:

• your company's Bitbucket Server instance (through user's default browser)
• the Atlassian account service (requires Internet Explorer 11 or higher)

That's the only step an end-user should have to perform to start using Sourcetree in your enterprise environment.