The official repository for the Git text-mate bundle.

<h2>Installation</h2>

 * Run this:
 
<pre>
cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Bundles
git clone git://gitorious.org/git-tmbundle/mainline.git Git.tmbundle
</pre>

 * In the TextMate preferences, advanced tab, shell variables, set the TM_GIT variable to point to your installation of 
 git (ie <code>/usr/local/bin/git</code>)
 * Many shortcuts are available from the Git-shortcut (ctrl-shift-G).  Subversion commands are ctrl-option-g.  Less 
 frequent commands are accessed via the menu.
 * Update your bundle by running the "Update Git Bundle" command.
 
<h2>Feature Summary:</h2>
* Natural feeling integrated commit dialog
* Edit conflicts using FileMerge command
* Sexy Diffs (uses Gitorious styles!)
* Push / pull / fetch / diffing / logging / branching / stashing commands
* Interactive annotation-browser
* Many more features

<h2>Support</h2>

Refer to the <a href="http://groups.google.com/group/git-tmbundle">git-tmbundle group</a> for questions, feedback, 
anything.

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<h3>Maintainer, Lead Developer:</h3>
 * Tim Harper (with <a href="http://leadmediapartners.com">Lead Media Partners</a>)

<h2>The git bundle wouldn't be possible without the contributions of the following fine gentlemen:</h2>

<h3>Major Contributions</h3>
 * <b>Allan Odgaard</b> - Started the bundle, got it rolling.
 * <b>Sam Granieri</b> - GitK, Many of the git-svn commands, Git initialize repository command, menu layouting, 
 create-tag.
 * <b>Johan Sørensen</b> - Contributing the CSS styling.  He made gitorious look so sexy I just couldn't think of a b
 etter design to implement for the bundle, so he's generously allowed me to utilize it.

<h3>Patches, etc</h3>
 * <b>Tommi Asiala</b> - README file submission
 * <b>Lawrence Pit</b> - Performance Enhancements
 * <b>Jay Soffian</b> - Bug report with patch (missing environment variables)
 * <b>Humberto Diógenes</b> - Git-svn fetch command
 * <b>Lee Marlow</b>