Questions tagged [gitx]

GitX is a GUI git tool made for Mac OS X.

GitX is a GUI tool for git management made for Mac OS X.

It is also available for Ubuntu under the name 'gitg'

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Should I select "Show merge commits in per-file log" in Xcode Source Control?

Is it better to "Show merge commits in per-file log", or not. I'm trying to decide what to choose in Xcode Source Control. I'm not sure what that means. Xcode help doesn't give an answer, and instead gives me a link to search the web. I am the only…
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Make adjustment to previous commit without recreating commit

I used to use gitx to stage changes for commit, but I have switched to a purely terminal workflow + Fugitive.vim. One feature that I really miss from gitx though is the ability to make an adjustment in a previous commit. For example, if some section…
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GitX GUI with Git: How to set up the repository for an Xcode project?

GitX seems to need an already-set-up repository, so although it seems to be the best GUI for Git, it is incomplete. I still need to create the project repository manually in the console. Whats the fastest way to get started with GitX? The website of…
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`git clone` from command line leads to unexpected GitX SSH Remove Password dialog

In a terminal, when I try to $ git clone this happens It's disturbing when you don't expect it. Why does this happen, and how do I get rid of it?
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Git browse through non-empty commits

I work on this project which has many commits with empty changesets. As much as I would like to run git filter-branch and remove those commits, this is really not an option. Are there any tools (e.g. gitg tig) that would allow me to browse through…
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gitx(L): view files that need committing

In gitx(L), is it possible to view all the files that need to be committed? For example, it would be handy to have a pane that shows the list of files that have changes. However, I can't seem to see one. Any suggestions?
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Git ignored file is being tracked even after git rm and git checkout

Git is an awesome beast of an SCM. Yet I am endlessly perplexed by an issue. I have a config file which are in the .gitignore and not in the master branch on origin (via git show -- config/mongo.yml). However on my branch, which was checked out…
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