gfold is a command-line utility that helps developers keep track of multiple Git repositories from one or more directories.
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Tag: Git
ghq – organise local clones of remote repositories
ghq is a command-line tool for organising local clones of remote repositories.
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Neogit – interactive Git interface for Neovim
Neogit provides a Magit-inspired Git interface in Neovim with interactive staging, command menus, commit history and repository operations.
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mani – manage collections of Git repositories
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 – distributed code review system for Git repositories
git-appraise is a command-line distributed code review system for Git repositories.
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git-fresh – refresh Git working copies from the terminal
git-fresh is a small command-line utility for refreshing Git working copies from the terminal.
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Gitu – TUI Git client inspired by Magit
Gitu brings a Magit-inspired Git interface to the terminal, with partial staging, commits, rebasing, branch management and history views.
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git-trim – keep Git working directories clear of stale local branches
git-trim is a command-line utility that helps keep Git working directories clear of stale local branches.
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gitmoji-cli – use gitmojis in Git commit messages
gitmoji-cli is a command-line tool that helps developers use gitmojis in their Git commit messages.
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Commitizen – create well-structured Git commit messages
Commitizen is a command line utility that helps project contributors create well-structured Git commit messages.
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cz-git – Commitizen adapter and command-line tool
cz-git is a Commitizen adapter and command-line tool for composing structured Git commit messages.
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git-secrets – prevent adding secrets into git repositories
git-secrets is a CLI utility that helps avoid committing passwords, access keys, and other sensitive credentials to Git repositories.
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git-heatmap – heatmap of local Git commit activity
git-heatmap creates a customisable visual calendar of local Git commit activity, helping developers inspect how activity varies over time.
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git-history – analyse structured data history with SQLite
git-history loads the history of JSON, CSV, and TSV files into SQLite so changes to individual records can be analysed with SQL queries.
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git-who – repository-wide Git authorship analysis
git-who analyses repository authorship across branches, directories, and revisions, with contribution rankings, history views, and filters.
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Onefetch – terminal overview of Git repository information
Onefetch displays Git repository details, code statistics, contributor information, and language breakdowns in a configurable terminal view.
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BFG Repo-Cleaner – remove unwanted data from Git history
BFG Repo-Cleaner removes secrets, unwanted files, and large blobs from Git repository history using a focused bulk-cleanup workflow.
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git-smart – smarter helper commands for Git
git-smart adds guided Git pull, merge and history commands that explain repository changes and help reduce common workflow mistakes.
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git-recent – quickly switch between recently used Git branches
git-recent lets developers browse recently used local Git branches, inspect diffs and commits, and switch branches through an fzf interface.
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git-open – small command-line helper
git-open is a small command-line helper that adds a handy git open command to Git.