Sign out and handle expired sessions
Sign out everywhere… ends your GitTree session on every device: this browser, your other browsers and the desktop app on every computer. Git provider accounts connected in the desktop app’s Integrations stay connected, and your repositories are untouched. When a session ends, the site asks you to sign in again.
Done on gittree.app with your GitTree account, the same one you sign in to the app with.
On this page
Before you start
- You are signed in on the website.
Where to find it
- The account menu: Sign out…; Dashboard › Account settings › Session.
Steps
Choose Sign out
Choose Sign out… in the account menu, or Sign out everywhere… under Session in Account settings.
Confirm
Read Sign out everywhere? and press Sign out everywhere. Cancel keeps you signed in.
Sign in again
On each device, sign in again: the desktop app shows Sign in to GitTree until you do, and your repositories stay on your computer.
Expected result
No device is signed in to your GitTree account until you sign in again.
If something goes wrong
“Your session has expired. Please sign in again.”
Sign in again; you return to the page you were on.
Questions
Does signing out disconnect GitHub in the app?
No. Provider accounts connected in the app are separate and stay until you disconnect them there.