Install git through uxterm Patch#

Sorted using in the interface and are applied in the same order as is listed in the list. You can drag either a set of patches or a directory containing patches. Use the File -> Apply Patches menu item to begin applying patches.ĭragging and dropping patches onto the git cola interface adds the patches to the list of

This option's default value can be configured using the cola.signcommits configuration Using this option is equivalent to passing the -gpg-sign option to git commit and git merge. Tell git commit and git merge to sign commits using GPG. The Status tool will display all of the changes for the amended commit. git cola loads the previous commit message into the commit message editor when Tool but long lines mess up its formatting for everyone else, so please be mindful whenĬlicking on Amend Last Commit makes git cola amend the previous commit instead of creatingĪ new one. Keeping commit messages less than 76-characters wide is encouraged. Red indicates that the line is running up against the standard 80-column limit for commit Orange indicates that the line is starting to run a bit long and should break soon. Yellow indicates the safe boundaryįor sending patches to a mailing list while keeping space for inline reply markers. The display changes colors when lines get too long. That the cursor is located at line five, column zero. The current line and column number is displayed by the editor. Only staged files are included in the commit - this is the same behavior as running git commit on the command-line. The contents of the commit message editor is provided Invoking this action is equivalent to passing the -s option to git commit. Line to the bottom of the commit message. The Ctrl+i keyboard shortcut adds a standard 'Signed-off-by: ' line, and Ctrl+EnterĬreates a new commit using the commit message and staged content. The Options button menu to the left of the subject field provides access to the additional Pressing enter when inside the Subject field jumps down to the extended description field. You can navigate between the Subject and Extended description. The commit message editor is a simple text widget for entering commit messages. stagedĬontent can be selectively removed from the index when we are viewing diffs for staged The corresponding opposite commands can be performed on staged files as well, e.g.

Install git through uxterm Patch#

Clicking within a diff hunkĪnd selecting Stage Diff Hunk stages the entire patch diff hunk. Selecting lines of diff and using the Stage Selected Lines command will stage just the selected lines. Right-clicking in the diff provides access to additional actions that use either the Extraneous whitespace is shown with a pure-red Additions are shown in greenĪnd removals are displayed in light red. The diff viewer/editor displays diffs for selected files. Remove from the index/staging area with git reset Launch Merge Toolĭelete untracked files from the filesystem.Īdds untracked files to to the. Reverts unstaged content by checking out selected paths from the index/staging area Launches the configured visual text editor Different actions areĪdd to the staging area using git add Marks unmerged files as resolved. Various actions are available through the right-click context menu. Double-clicking a file stages itsĬontents, as does the the Ctrl-s shortcut key.Ĭtrl-e opens selected files in the conifgured editor, and Ctrl-d opens selected filesĪdditional actions can be performed using the right-click context menu.Ĭlicking the Staged folder shows a diffstat for the index.Ĭlicking the Modified folder shows a diffstat for the worktree.Ĭlicking individual files sends diffs to the Diff Display.ĭouble-clicking individual files adds and removes their content from the index. Selecting a file displays its diff in the DIFF viewer. There are several convenient ways to interact with files in the Status tool. You can navigate through the list of files using keyboard arrows as well as theĮrgonomical and vim-like j and k shortcut keys. These are the same categories one sees when running git status on the command line. Status displays files that are modified relative to the staging area, staged for the nextĬommit, unmerged files from an in-progress merge, and files that are untracked to git. The Status tool provides a visual analog to the git status command. ProTip: Configuring your editor to gvim -f -p will open multiple tabs when editing files. Variable $VISUAL is consulted when no editor has been configured. The editor used by Ctrl-e is configured from the Preferences screen. Defaults to the current directory.Īpply the path filter to the status widget. Git cola is a sleek and powerful Git GUI. Git-cola - The highly caffeinated Git GUI