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.