I open SourceTree and try to clone a GitHub organization repository, for which I’m an admin of, through the “Clone” section of the desktop app, but every time I do that this error appears: “This is not a valid source path / URL”.
When I click “Details”, this appears (note: “[URL]” is a substitute for the actual URL of the GitHub repository):

I’m having a git branch without the actual master code – the branch started from master code but i’ve deleted a lot of code in the branch due to needed time for debugging and so on, so the branch is now only new features.
How can i add the new features to the main branch? If i try to merge most of the code from the actual main is missing.
Do i have to do it manually now?

Short question: What is the best way to distribute a file (e.g. a datasheet, or a meeting protokoll) to all git branches or (would be the best maybe) to do this for a whole folder – so that there is a datasheet folder and it is always getting pushed to all branches.

I am having tons of issues with sourcetree (on win 11) all of a sudden. Many actions like checkout, rename branch, merge, commit, etc. and sometimes even refreshing cause sourcetree to freeze and become unresponsive. Subsequently explorer also crashes.

I am fairly new to Git and Github and have been working on a programming project, committing and pushing changes to Github. I am working on a branch named “Branch_ndimage.grey_closing”