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Gitg – git repository browser for GNOME

• dan_netwalker 17y ago
  I miss one "stupid" feature of git gui: the tools menu. I have some small tools in my ~/.gitconfig for things like creating and mergin "feature trees". Like: [guitool "Development/Feature/Create"] cmd = git checkout development && git checkout -b feature__\"$ARGS\" development argprompt = yes [guitool "Development/Feature/Merge into Development"] cmd = git checkout development && git merge --no-ff feature__\"$ARGS\" && git checkout feature__\"$ARGS\" argprompt = yes [guitool "Development/Feature/Finish"] cmd = git checkout development && git merge --no-ff feature__\"$ARGS\" && git branch -d feature__\"$ARGS\" argprompt = yes ...or for more mundane tasks... [guitool "Tools/Switch branch"] cmd = git stash clear && git stash save \"cambiando a rama $ARGS\" && git checkout \"$ARGS\" && git stash pop argprompt = yes [guitool "Tools/Pull"] cmd = git pull [guitool "Tools/Sincronice"] cmd = git checkout master && (git push && git pull) || (git pull && git push && git pull) I know, those are stupid hacks, but this let me do lots of work withought touching the terminal unless I really have to. Any chance getting something like this in gitg?
• plaes 17y ago
  Those who prefer console for getting things done can try out tig - a text-mode interface for git. http://jonas.nitro.dk/tig/ http://jonas.nitro.dk/tig/
• MartinMond 17y ago
  Anyone know of a build for Ubuntu 9.10?
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