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Git Cola is a graphical Git interface for inspecting changes and performing repository operations without typing every command. It includes change staging, commit creation, and repository operations.
Developers seeking a lightweight graphical interface to Git
Understanding branches and Git history remains necessary. Repository hosting, reviews, and CI run in separate services.
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The application is distributed under GPL-2.0. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. Understanding branches and Git history remains necessary.
GPL-2.0; Understanding branches and Git history remains necessary.
The $0 price applies to the listed open source application. Understanding branches and Git history remains necessary.
Brings change staging and commit creation into the same workflow.
Review the working tree, stage a coherent set of changes, and inspect the commit before using your normal remote synchronization workflow.
Understanding branches and Git history remains necessary.
Repository hosting, reviews, and CI run in separate services.
Git Cola fits developers seeking a lightweight graphical interface to Git. Review the working tree, stage a coherent set of changes, and inspect the commit before using your normal remote synchronization workflow.
Understanding branches and Git history remains necessary. Repository hosting, reviews, and CI run in separate services. Keep working files under version control so subsequent changes can be reviewed and reversed.
The application is distributed under GPL-2.0. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. Understanding branches and Git history remains necessary.
Yes. Git Cola includes change staging. Review the working tree, stage a coherent set of changes, and inspect the commit before using your normal remote synchronization workflow.
Understanding branches and Git history remains necessary.
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