📄️ Creating a new branch
Gitember simplifies the process of managing both local and remote branches,
📄️ Commit changes in branch
It is easy to mark item in the working copy tab as staged and press the commit button from menu bar.
📄️ Push branch
When changes were commited into local branch and you want to share them with others,
📄️ Pull branch
Pulling a branch with Gitember allows you to update your local repository
📄️ Conflicts on Pull
Conflicts occur when Git is unable to automatically merge changes because the same lines in the same
📄️ Merging Branches
Merging branches involves integrating changes from one branch into another. This process helps incorporate feature
📄️ Rebase Branch
Rebasing is another method for integrating changes from one branch into another. Unlike merging,
📄️ Interactive Rebase
Interactive rebase gives you fine-grained control over the commit history of a branch. You can reorder commits, rewrite messages, squash several commits into one, or drop commits entirely — all before the branch is shared with others.
📄️ Branch differences
Being able to see the differences between two branches is crucial for understanding what changes have been
📄️ Tags
Tags are named references that point to specific commits, commonly used to mark release points (e.g. v1.0, v2.3.1). Unlike branches, tags do not move as new commits are added.