Graphical interface for managing project history, staging files, creating commits, and pushing/pulling from repositories with the git version control system
git-gui is a cross-platform graphical user interface for the git version control system. It allows users to interact with their git repositories and perform common version control tasks in a visual way, without needing to use git commands in the terminal.
With git-gui, users can visually browse the project history, see diffs between commits, stage individual files or hunks to the staging area, craft commit messages, push and pull from remote repositories, create and switch between branches, merge branches, and more.
Some key features of git-gui include:
git-gui aims to make git more accessible for new users, as well as provide a user-friendly interface for experienced git users. It runs on Linux, Windows, and macOS.
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