When creating a new remote on Github, ST doesn't automatically refresh the list.

You need: ST with a Github account already set up.

• Right-click the "remotes" header on a new Git repository (or one that doesn't have a remote yet).
• Choose "New Remote..."
• Enter "origin" as the name, then click the globe to get the list of repositories.
• Click "Create New Repository..." in the repository sheet and create a new Github repository with a name and description.
• Now that the "Create New Repository..." sheet has closed, look for your new repository

Result:

• Newly created repository is not in the list
• You have to click "Refresh" to actually get the repo to show

Expected Result:

• SourceTree should automatically refresh the repository list as it knows a new one has just been created. It even knows what name it should have, after all. Ideally, it would even pre-select the new repository for me.