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Git Manager

Start here for Git Manager in Wappler: learn the layout, daily workflow, history tools, branching, remotes, and recovery paths.

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Use this hub when you are working with history, branches, sync, or recovery. Start with the quick overview, then choose the daily workflow, history, branching, or recovery path.

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Git Manager: Quick OverviewGet a fast, accurate map of the new Git Manager: view modes, branch and actions & options menus, adaptive sync toolbar, history list, and detail workspace.View guide Git Manager: Daily WorkflowUse Git Manager for the normal daily loop: review changes, prepare a commit, switch safely, and sync when your local history is ready.View guide Git Manager ReferenceReference map of Git Manager surfaces, menus, history tools, detail workspaces, and special repository states.View guide

Inspect and understand history

Git Powers - Going back in timeWith the latest update of Wappler, we have polished our git integration based on your feedback. Now you can more easily go back in time by resetting history or just get an old version by doing checkouView guide Git Manager: History and DetailsUnderstand how Git Manager represents uncommitted changes, commit history, refs, detail workspaces, and menu-driven history controls in Basic and Advanced view.View guide Git Manager: Recovery and UndoGuide to recovering uncommitted work, commit history, tags, and conflicts safely in Git Manager.View guide

Choose a workflow

Git BranchesBranches are multiple different contexts where work happens. Each feature, bugfix, experiment. Having them separately and easily switchable will make your workflow flexible and still very controllableView guide Git Manager: Working StylesUse Git Manager in simple solo backup mode or team feature-branch mode, and understand the lightweight Git flow behind each approach.View guide Git Manager: Branches and MergesWork with local branches, the branch menu, merged commit and ref context actions, and merge-resolution flow in Git Manager.View guide Git Manager: Remotes and SyncConnect a GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, generic HTTPS, or SSH remote, understand provider authentication, and use fetch, pull, push, and ahead/behind cues safely.View guide Git tasksCommit changes, work with branches and synchronize with a remote repository.Browse path