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RelaGit TheCommieAxolotl
Use this command to install RelaGit:
winget install --id=Rela.RelaGit -e Streamline your Git workflow. Modern version control client for developers.
RelaGit is a modern Git client designed to streamline your version control workflow. It provides developers with an intuitive graphical interface to manage code changes, collaborate effectively, and maintain clarity in complex projects.
Key Features:
- Cross-platform support for Windows, macOS, Linux, and web browsers.
- Integration with popular IDEs like VSCode and JetBrains tools.
- Clean, minimal design focused on efficiency and ease of use.
- Support for common Git operations including commits, branches, merges, and diffs.
- Real-time collaboration features to track team progress.
- Extensibility via plugins and custom workflows.
Ideal for developers and teams working on complex codebases, RelaGit helps simplify version control management while maintaining the flexibility and power expected from a professional tool. It can be installed via winget for seamless setup.
README
RelaGit
The elegant solution to graphical version control.
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> [!NOTE] > RelaGit is in an early beta stage. Please report any issues you encounter on our issue tracker
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Builds are generated automatically upon release.
Roadmap
Before we hit the first stable release, the following features should be implemented:
- Support for git submodules.
- Optimisation of git processes and operations, currently there is noticable CPU strain on startup.
- Commit graph in information modal.
- Use libgit2 for git operations instead of the git CLI. (?)