gfold is a command-line utility that helps developers keep track of multiple Git repositories from one or more directories.
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gfold is a command-line utility that helps developers keep track of multiple Git repositories from one or more directories.
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ghq is a command-line tool for organising local clones of remote repositories.
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Include What You Use is a source analysis tool for C and C++ projects built on Clang.
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Neogit is a Git interface plugin for Neovim inspired by Magit. It lets you manage repository workflows without leaving the editor.
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mani is a command-line tool that helps developers manage collections of Git repositories from a central configuration file.
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git-appraise is a command-line distributed code review system for Git repositories.
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git-fresh is a small command-line utility for refreshing Git working copies from the terminal.
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Gitu is a terminal user interface for Git inspired by Magit. It’s designed to bring a keyboard-driven porcelain interface to the command line.
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git-trim is a command-line utility that helps keep Git working directories clear of stale local branches.
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gitmoji-cli is a command-line tool that helps developers use gitmojis in their Git commit messages.
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Commitizen is a command line utility that helps project contributors create well-structured Git commit messages.
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cz-git is a Commitizen adapter and command-line tool for composing structured Git commit messages.
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git-secrets is a CLI utility that helps avoid committing passwords, access keys, and other sensitive credentials to Git repositories.
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A linter is a tool used to analyze source code for potential errors, stylistic issues, and adherence to coding standards.
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git-heatmap is a command-line utility that generates a customizable heatmap from the commit history of local Git repositories.
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git-history is a command-line tool that turns the history of structured data files in a Git repository into a SQLite database.
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Debugging is the process of removing bugs. We recommend our favorite debuggers.
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Stan uses GHC-generated HIE files to inspect source code, identify code that could be improved, and offer guidance.
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git-who is a command-line Git analysis tool that extends the idea of git blame from individual lines to whole file trees.
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Onefetch is a command-line utility that displays information about a local Git repository directly in your terminal.
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