I didn't know how to view the SourceTree tree, so I posted it with your help.
I've been fiddling with a lot of things since I'm going to use SourceTree for work, but what does the branch on the leftmost side of the tree map show?
"I thought it was a branch that was currently checked out, but the branch line was the same even after switching..."I was wondering if it was a branch with the latest commitment, but one person's blog also said "Branch with the most commitments" and I am confused.
I am not involved in direct work, but I would like to make full use of SourceTree in the future, so if you know anyone, please let me know.
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"If you set ""default branch"" to ""leftmost one"", it will probably be the leftmost one."
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Atlasian Answers
Any other branch can be configured to be the default branch.Saying this, it does not make sense to have master branch displayed always leftmost.
(Translation: Any branch can be the default branch. In other words, the far left is not always the master branch.)
I posted below how to set the default branch.
How to Configure the default branch
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