GitUp1.1.3

Name: GitUp
Rating: 4 (5 reviews)

30 April 2020

Git integration model.

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Overview

GitUp is a bet to invent a new Git interaction model that lets engineers of all levels work quickly, safely, and without headaches. It's unlike any other Git client out there from the way it’s built (it interacts directly with the Git database on disk), to the way it works (you manipulate the repository graph instead of manipulating commits).

With GitUp, you get a truly efficient Git client for Mac:

A live and interactive repo graph (edit, reorder, fixup, merge commits…),
Unlimited undo / redo of almost all operations (even rebases and merges),
Time Machine like snapshots for 1-click rollbacks to previous repo states,
Features that don’t even exist natively in Git like a visual commit splitter or a unified reflog browser,
Instant search across the entire repo including diff contents,
A ridiculously fast UI, often faster than the command line.

What's new in GitUp

Version 1.1.3:

Checkout branches from search without showing remotes on map (@lucasderraugh)
Diff Splitter ordering matches map (@bentemple)
Fix double clicking title not expanding window (@mattia)
Notarization w/ Runtime Hardening (@lucasderraugh)
⌫ on 2 branches at same commit now selects non-HEAD (@lolgear)

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3 Reviews of GitUp

I *really* want to like this. Anything that aims to make git easier to newcomers, and more visual, already gets one star from me. And the GUI here is truly innovative, and easy to navigate. The functions seems to perform really well, stable, and fast, even on gigantic repositories. Unfortunately, I will deduct a star for what I perceive to be lack of functionality and/or lack of appropriate documentation. How do I create a new local repository? Is there a way to view a list of all my repositories? Can I login securely to my accounts in GitLab? All a bit of a mystery to me. The good news is that this is early days, and the project is obviously under active development. What has been developed so far is of great quality, exciting and promising. I'm crossing my fingers, hoping the developers will work on the few missing features, and on the sorely needed documentation.

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