When working with a git repo, one of the most common tasks I need to do is pull from the remote repo. Currently, in SourceTree, what often happens is:
1. I click the "Pull" button.
2. As the window loads, ST also goes and fetches the remote repo
3. With the "Pull" modal dialog still up, I see the list of commits populate with the remote umerged commits.
4. I click "OK" and ST goes all the way back to the remote repo, and pulls (another fetch and a merge,) failing if it can't fast forward. If I need to fix my commits so that a fast forward works, if I pull again, it again fetches from the remote.

I would like to see those extra fetches done away with. Either have ST not do a remote fetch if I'm about to do a pull. Or, alternatively, de-emphasize 'pull' and instead make ST fetch as normal (that is, on a schedule or if the user presses the button to do so) and have an easy way to say "try to merge up to the latest remote commit I have locally." Right now, if I fetch and need to merge, even if it's a fast forward merge, I have to select my latest local commit, open the merge dialog, select the latest remote, and hit "OK".