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Sometimes MetroGit Indicates Whole File In Unstaged Changes As Added Even Though I Just Modified The File
Try staging the whole file and unstage it then it should be back to normal
MetroGit checks for update automatically when it starts. To install, click the alert titled "Update Available" when it pops up and the download/installation will begin automatically. Also, you can go to Settings -> Update page to manually check for and download update
In case you need to find it, it's under C:\Users\{Your User Name}\AppData\Local\Programs\metrogit
on Windows machines.
The application settings are stored in C:\Users\{Your User Name}\MetroGit
(for Windows) and {Your Home Directory}/MetroGit
(for Mac) except for your passwords, see the Security section for details.
Yes! Although it's not a Github App (yet), you can use MetroGit with Github (or other online git service) by using an Github API token when prompted for password. The API token will need to have Repo permission. And we are working on getting the app to work with Github OAuth.
Please reload the app by pressing F5
and try again. If this keeps happening, check out the Issues section to see if it's reported as a bug.
Sometimes the app might have the old credential after you switch repository. If it keeps happening, try restarting the app or press F5
to reload the page
MetroGit stores your password and API keys with your PC's built in password manager (in windows, it's Credential Manager. in Mac, it's Keychain Access) so they are never stored in plain text. It only uses these information for authentication purposes. For better security, consider generating unique API keys for MetroGit. Your username is stored in plain text in the application's settings folder.
To see what's stored:
- (on Windows) Go to Control Panel -> User Accounts -> Credential Manager and all stored information will have account name starting with
MetroGit
. - (on Mac) Go to Launcher -> Keychain Access -> select "login" under Keychains -> all stored information will have name
MetroGit
Yes, you can clear all stored passwords and API keys through MetroGit's Settings (the cog icon) -> General or delete them directly from your PC's password manager.
Please post it in Issues section and they will be addressed.