A Rust git server that stores repos in S3 or GCS with no database and no leader
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A free, notarized desktop Git app with hunk-level staging and pull request review, from a named maker with 188 commits behind it rather than a weekend demo.
An Electron desktop client for Git, shaped after Tower: working copy and staging with inline and hunk-level diffs, history with a graph, branches and remotes, stashing, merge, rebase, cherry-pick and revert, worktrees, nine themes, background fetching, and pull request review pulled from GitHub. Keep Chess posts moves using an existing git credential, which the README says is never stored. ISC licensed, 188 commits, one star. The macOS builds are signed and notarized; the Windows installer is not, and Linux you build yourself. By Joakim Johansson.
A Rust git server that stores repos in S3 or GCS with no database and no leader
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