"don't want that branch locally"

I don't understand the question. Perhaps you missed my overall intention. I'm trying to quickly push a branch that's pointing to a prior commit to remote for various reasons (e.g. backup, passing to another person as starting point, etc,)

Here's a video to explain it:

(sorry for the screen cut off.  I basically did:  (1) Add fdsfdsa (2) Push To from fdsfdsa (3) Delete fdsfdsa)

I think that is still inline with the "meaning" of Push To, so doesn't clash with the UX. It seems weird that we need a temporary branch initiate the "Push To" action from the context menu.

Adding a filter text box to trim down the selection is one option, similar to Gmail's "add label" popup.  I guess we have to move away from dropdown if we implement this.

I think the issue with userecho is that good ideas get buried over time and never gets a chance for people to vote on.  If only there's an AI algo to randomly bump up old ideas to the top to get some visibility.

Here's the use case:

• Checked all branches to have a clear picture of current repo state.
• Incrementally remove branches from the graph to narrow down my investigation.
• Currently, have to switch the Branches view to flat (from Grouped), then search the branch that I want to hide ... <--- would like to simplify this step.

I don't want to delete it, I just want to quickly uncheck it and hide it from the graph.

On a small screen, it is less distracting, especially on the default black theme where the contrast is so apparent.

There's 8 scrollbars on my screen right now (horizontal and vertical altogether).

Oh sorry, I forgot to elaborate.

The 401 error occurs when a client tries to login to an internal Bitbucket Server too many times with a wrong password.  The login prompt would then tell the user about the need to re-enter a CAPTCHA, as shown above.

For the case of SmartGit, the popup (when I tried to set up the Hosting Provide) only showed something like "Error 401 from <URL>", or something like that.  Sorry, I forgot to take the screen shot.  Basically, it's just a very generic error message, compared to SourceTree who passed along the entire error message.

I guess you would need a local Bitbucket instance to try?

Side question:  why does SmartGit still select all files during a discard (if [Files] went out of focus), when only 1 file is selected is [Files]?

Can that prevent accidental Discard?

Consider this scenario:

• 4 files modified
• I want to discard justt 1 file, and have selected that one file
• For some reason, the [Files] tab lost focus, and [Repositories] is now in focus
• Clicked "Discard".  I assumed only 1 file is selected (if [Files] was in focus), but now all files are selected.
• I didn't concentrate, and hit Discard.

Yeah, I understood what you meant.  My comment above is "in addition" to what you have suggested.  On small monitors, even single-line comments will be truncated, so I would like that tooltip to handle the truncated case as well (in addition to your multi-line case).