Git Shell
Git Shell in your hands
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Git Shell in your hands
Last updated
Git is a version controlling system that allows you to manage your project source code with ease. Changes to the source code are done in batches, known as commits, which store the file changes, including their content, whether they're moved; copied; deleted; or created, their attributes, and more.
Nitrocid KS provides an add-on that allows you to use the Git shell. This is so that you can experience the Git version control system as a shell. Additionally, if you have Git installed on your system, you can run git or exec git in the UESH shell.
When gitsh is executed, it first verifies that the .git folder found inside the repository folder exists. Then, it creates a new repository instance that allows all of the Git operations to be done.
Once it's done, it sets the branch name to the default branch from the repository's HEAD.
You can consult the below page for the list of available commands.
