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sboulema / TGit

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Control TortoiseGit from within Visual Studio

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TGit

Control TortoiseGit from within Visual Studio

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Getting started

  1. Install the TGit extension
  2. Install TortoiseGit
  3. Install MSysGit

Options

TGit has several options:

Default commit message:

You can change this to regular text or the following macros:

Close dialog after operation:

You can change what happens to the TortoiseGit dialogs after their operations:

0: Close manually

1: Auto-close if no further options are available

2: Auto-close if no errors

Finish Feature tweaks:

You can change what happens when using the finish feature command:

  • Delete local branch (True/False)
  • Delete remote branch (True/False)
  • Push changes (True/False)
  • Pull changes (True/False)
  • Use annotated tags (True/False)

Keyboard shortcuts

  • (G)it (C)ommit - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, C
  • (G)it (F)etch - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, F
  • (G)it (L)og - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, L
  • (G)it (M)erge - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, M
  • (G)it (P)ull - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, P
  • (G)it P(u)sh - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, U
  • (G)it (R)evert - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, R
  • (G)it Stas(h)-Apply - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, H
  • (G)it Stash-Cre(a)te - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, A
  • (G)it (S)witch - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, S
  • (G)it S(y)nc - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+S, Y
  • (G)it Clea(n)up - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, N
  • (G)it R(e)solve - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, E
  • (G)it Sho(w) Changes - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, W
  • (G)it File (B)lame - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, B
  • (G)it File (D)iff - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, D
  • (G)it Rebase - Ctrl+Shift+Alt+G, G

Gitflow

So what exactly are those GitFlow menu items doing?

Start New Feature
  1. Switch to the develop branch
  2. Pull latest changes on develop
  3. Create and switch to a new branch
Finish Feature
  1. Switch to the develop branch
  2. Pull latest changes on develop
  3. Merge the feature branch to develop
  4. Delete the local feature branch
  5. Delete the remote feature branch
  6. Push all changes to develop
Start New Release
  1. Switch to the develop branch
  2. Pull latest changes on develop
  3. Create and switch to a new release branch
Finish Release
  1. Switch to the master branch
  2. Pull latest changes on master
  3. Merge the release branch to master
  4. Tag the release
  5. Switch to the develop branch
  6. Pull latest changes on develop
  7. Merge the release branch to develop
  8. Delete the local release branch
  9. Delete the remote release branch
  10. Push all changes to develop
  11. Push all changes to master
  12. Push the tag

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