Skip to content
Wappler Docs
Open in WapplerDiscuss

Git Manager Reference

Reference tour for the Git Manager: changes list layout, main toolbar, branch controls, and how to review repository state.

Introduction

Section titled “Introduction”

Use this reference tour as a map of Git Manager before you start committing or syncing changes. It highlights the key controls for reviewing file state, understanding what will be committed, and deciding when Git tasks belong inside Wappler instead of a separate terminal workflow.

Use the Changes list to stage files for commits.
Use the toolbar for common actions (pull/push/refresh/branches).
Start with small commits for clearer history.

Orient yourself in Manager Gitmanager

Section titled “Orient yourself in Manager Gitmanager”

Start with the wider context in Manager Gitmanager so the next control makes sense in the full workflow. In the next step, you will focus on Changes List and see how it fits into this area.

Screenshot: Orient yourself in Manager Gitmanager
Screenshot: Orient yourself in Manager GitmanagerClick to open the larger image

Changes List

Section titled “Changes List”

Shows modified/added/deleted files. Use it to stage changes for your next commit. This step matters because Changes List is part of Manager Gitmanager Layout, and understanding that context makes the next action easier to repeat in your own project.

Screenshot: Changes List
Screenshot: Changes ListClick to open the larger image

Main Toolbar

Section titled “Main Toolbar”

Contains repository actions: pull/push, refresh, and branch selector.

Screenshot: Main Toolbar
Screenshot: Main ToolbarClick to open the larger image

Next steps

Section titled “Next steps”

Continue with the Git Manager overview for a guided tour of the UI and core workflows.

Review the UI areas in the overview tour.
Practice staging and committing a small change.
Connect a remote when you’re ready to collaborate.