A simple package to be able to drive GIT.
I use GIT from terminal, like most of the people I work with. One of the things I really miss from GIT is the ability to compare diffs, and to simply commit my file. As for the other things - stage and unstage files, amend commits, rebase, pull, these are things I can live with the command line.
So, I've created a bunch of scripts on my ATOM Init script to simply commit files. Then to add. Then to create a diff view... and now, integrated everything into a package.
- Protects push and commit to master (configurable)
- Quick-commit - add and commit a single file (with a diff view to show what you're commiting)
- Add files
- Commit files (with a diff view to show what you're commiting)
- Revert current file
- Create new branch from current
- Checkout to master, and pull
- Show diffs in project (see above)
- Show blame (see below)
- Add a kind of "diff layer" in the current editor
- Selective stage parts of your code
- Safe rebase, or something to help with changing history
- Integrations - when we have a commit hash in blame, we should be able to view that commit, and other things