When I add GitHub account to Sourcetree, it doesn't include organization permission as for VS Code or for GitHub Desktop. The last two can push. To switch on the organization permission, I need to request the org owner with a long response.

For another side, IntelliJ can generate and use a token. During its generation, I can manually set the write access to the org. And this works too. But when I set the same token for the GitHub account for Sourcetree, it cannot use it properly so that GitHub respond with a link to an instruction.

Is there the golden path for using Sourcetree with a not mine team org on GitHub without requesting additional permissions from the owner side?

Steps to reproduce:

• Create a team organization on GitHub from one account and invite another one.
• From the invited account, on GitHub site, create an empty repo in this organization
  • This checks that you have proper access rights for the org
• From Mac, from Sourcetree, add a local repo to bookmarks and open it
• Add the invited account to Sourvcetree (try any variant)
• Change the repo settings to set the origin to the newly created GitHub one in the org
• Try to push the local repo to GitHub
  • It failed to push