

It’s easier than ever to start a project, create some files, and start coding! You’re Not Dreaming Have you ever had a dream that you were so sure was real? What if you were unable to wake from that dream? How would you know the difference between the dream world and the real world?Īll of these updates are real, and there are more! Repositories can now be closed using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl/ Cmd + W or by clicking the X icon.Īfter closing your repos, you’ll see the new home screen with convenient shortcuts to open an existing project, initialize a local repo, or initialize a new repo on GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab or any of our supported repository hosting sites. Opening and Closing Repos What if I told you there was a new way to manage your repos? Now, when you click the Glo button in the Git Client, this board will open automatically. If you’re using Glo Boards for task and issue tracking, you can now associate a Glo board to a specific repo using the drop-down menu.Ĭlick the icon pictured above to set a default Glo board for your current repo. To delete a file, right-click on the file from the Commit Panel to access the delete option. In addition to creating files, you can also create folders by typing a path when creating a file.
HOW TO OPEN OLD BRANCH IN GITKRAKEN CODE
The code editor will open so you can jump right in and start working on your project. To create a file, use the keyboard shortcut Cmd / Ctrl + P to open the Fuzzy Finder, type ‘ create file’, and then type the name of your file. Now you can create and delete files in GitKraken. Create and Delete Files Do not try and bend the file. Plus, we’ve added word diffing and the ability to use arrows to jump to the next change. Blame View and History View have also been updated with the same options. When viewing file diffs, you can now easily switch between Hunk View and the new Inline or Split Views. Once you edit a file and save, GitKraken will recognize the change, which makes it super easy to stage and commit. You’ll notice we’ve added syntax highlighting, code hinting, a file minimap, and the ability to search your file. The GitKraken Git Client now supports code editing! From File View, you can click to edit a file and make changes directly. Get the latest version of our Git Client:
