Q:

No branches in SourceTree?

I have a project on my PC, I want to host it on BitBucket as a Git repo. I've been using SourceTree to manage an existing project with other contributors, so I know the basics about modifying a repository, but I haven't made my own one before.
What I've done so far was make a brand new repo on BitBucket, then I went in SourceTree and made a new one in there. I added a remote called origin using the URL BitBucket gave me, but when I try to push I see this:

Usually I'm supposed to choose which branches to push, but here I don't see any. Apparently I'm on master though, which it shows in the left pane.
Basically, I'm confused. Can anyone explain what's going on or what I'm supposed to be doing?

A:

You have to create at least one commit into your local branch before trying to push.

A:

I had the same issue. I was helped by removing git, and installing it again via SourceTree

A:

Tools -> Options -> Git -> Push branches
Change from 'simple' to 'matching'

