I made the mistake of starting on a subfork of GitX.
In the copious free time I have now I have also started playing around with GitX, a GUI front end for git.
#GITX QUITS WHEN OPENING NEW REPOSITORY UPDATE#
UPDATE (): I released a newer version of my experimental GitX fork. If you use git on OS X 10.5+ give my GitX fork a try and let me know what you think. Now supports the public API for quick look. The file browser now maintains it’s selection when you change to a different commit. A file diffs the state of the file as it existed in that commit. A commit diffs the state of the repository as it existed at that commit. Opens a new window with a diff against the current HEAD. In the contextual menu for commits and files. Checkout the file as it existed in the selected commit to the index. I started with Pieter de Bie’s sidebar branch and went to town.įetch, pull, push, add remote, clone, and clone to.
#GITX QUITS WHEN OPENING NEW REPOSITORY DOWNLOAD#
Here’s an update on my experimental GitX fork.ĭownload the current binary from the github download page. If you find any more let me know, if you fix any then send me a Github pull request :) In addition to the above there are quite a few bug fixes.
You may need to re-enable the terminal usage by going to the menu GitX->Enable Terminal Usage…
For example: gitx -all develop/working will open the current repository in the history view, select the All branch filter to show the history of all commits and then select the commit pointed at by the branch develop/working. There are new commands for the gitx command-line tool that allow you to control the new interface elements (like the branch filter), start searches, and init a new repository and open it up in GitX.app. There are two new table columns, one for relative dates and one for a short SHA (right-click on the table view headers to show or hide individual columns). In addition there is a search option for any commit that touches a given path. This means that any commit that adds or removes the matching string or the matching regular expression will be highlighted. I’ve added an improved search interface for finding commits in the history.Ĭommits that match the search are highlighted in the table view and you can step between them with the stepper or with cmd-G and cmd-shift-G. I’ve release the third update to my experimental GitX branch.
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