gitg - Git repository viewer
gitg [OPTION]... [REPOSITORY]...
gitg is a graphical user interface for git. It aims at
being a small, fast and convenient tool to visualize the history of git
repositories. Besides visualization, gitg also provides several utilities to
manage your repository and commit your work.
Help Options:
- -h, --help
- Show help options
- --help-all
- Show all help options
- --help-gtk
- Show GTK+ Options
Application Options:
- -v, --version
- Show the application?s version
- --activity
- Start gitg with a particular activity
- -c, --commit
- Start gitg with the commit activity (shorthand for --activity
commit)
- --no-wd
- Do not try to load a repository from the current working directory
- --standalone
- Run gitg in standalone mode
- --display=DISPLAY
- X display to use
- -a, --all
- Select all commits by default in the history activity
- -b,
--branches
- Select all branches by default in the history activity
- -r, --remotes
- Select all remotes by default in the history activity
- -t, --tags
- Select all tags by default in the history activity
- -s,
--select-reference=REFERENCE
- Select the specified reference by default in the history activity
gitg will try to load any REPOSITORY passed as command line
argument (multiple paths can be passed).
If no repository is specified, gitg will try to open the
repository specified by the GIT_DIR environment variable; if
GIT_DIR is not set gitg will try to open the repository at the
current working directory.
GIT_DIR
If the GIT_DIR environment variable is set, and no
repositories have been passed as command line arguments, then it specifies a
path to use instead of the default .git for the base of the
repository.
Jesse van den Kieboom <jesse@icecrew.nl>
Alberto Fanjul <albfan@gnome.org>