Name: Turtle
Author: Philipp Unger

<p>
      Turtle provides a command line tool, which opens
      a dialog for some git actions, i.e. commit, log, etc.
      It also provides a plugin for Nautilus (and other file managers),
      which adds emblems and context menu entries.
    </p>
      <p>
      If you use the flatpak version, you have to install the Nautilus plugin manually.
    </p>
    

Turtle

<ul>
            <li>minor package related updates</li>
          </ul>
        

<ul>
            <li>add reset dialog</li>
            <li>add clean dialog</li>
            <li>add push action to log context menu</li>
            <li>implement comparison between an index and working directory in diff dialog</li>
            <li>prevent recursive updates in diff dialog update</li>
            <li>deleted files can now be staged</li>
            <li>show renames in commit table, i.e. in log dialog</li>
            <li>show indexed objects in clone progress dialog</li>
            <li>fetch from default remote if head is unborn</li>
          </ul>
        

<ul>
            <li>ssh-agent is now used by default for ssh repos</li>
            <li>add userpass dialog for better https repo support</li>
            <li>fix a bottleneck in the file-manager plugin and service communication</li>
            <li>no longer use update_file_info_full in file-manager plugin due to crashes</li>
            <li>show a turtle emblem on repo main folder, status emblem can be enabled in the settings</li>
            <li>add website and issue-url to about dialog</li>
            <li>minor fixes and refactoring</li>
          </ul>
        

<ul>
            <li>Add functionality to sign commits via seahorse and show signatures in log</li>
            <li>Flatpak version now also utilizes turtle service for faster emblem calculations</li>
            <li>Add nautilus plugin installer dialog to install the plugin from within flatpak</li>
            <li>Update flatpak runtime version to 46</li>
            <li>Minor fixes</li>
          </ul>
        

Snoop lets you search through file contents in a given folder. It also provides a Nautilus extension to quickly search from the context menu.
      If you use the flatpak version, you can install the Nautilus extension directly from the preferences dialog.
    

Turtle

Manage your git repositories

Changes in version 0.11.1

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