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Tower 18 for Mac supercharges the Tower Command Line Tool: jump from your terminal straight to History, Blame, the Working Copy, Branches Review, and more — with a single command!
Even with a GUI application like Tower at hand, there are times when you resort to the command line. Since we can’t memorize all important Git commands, we've created a nice cheat sheet. Download it for free.
A diff tool comes in handy to understand the changes that move the project forward. It makes changes visible and helps you understand them. Here is an overview of the best diff tools on the Mac.
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Tower 18 for Mac supercharges the Tower Command Line Tool: jump from your terminal straight to History, Blame, the Working Copy, Branches Review, and more — with a single command!
Tower 14 for Windows is here! Get a bird's-eye view of every branch in your repository — and let Tower reliably spot the ones that were squash- or rebase-merged.
Tower 17 for Mac makes "Fully Merged" detection dramatically smarter: by matching your branches against merged PRs, it reliably catches squash and rebase merges that Git can never see!
Tower 13 for Windows is here! Pin your most important branches and let Tower automatically tidy up the stale and fully merged ones.
What's next for Tower Pro? A revamped Pull Request area, smarter merge detection, and real, AI-supported code reviews!
Our final GitHub Actions article covers repository splitting — plus a comprehensive quick reference for contexts, events, and workflow anatomy. Part 7 of our 'Automate Your Code with GitHub Actions' series.
No staging area. No stashing. No rebasing anxiety. Jujutsu is a version control upgrade that's fully compatible with your existing Git repos, remotes, and team.
More real-world GitHub Actions recipes — automate data entry with issue templates, scrape websites on a schedule, lint code with Biome, and publish Python packages to PyPI. Part 6 of our 'Automate Your Code with GitHub Actions' series.
Put GitHub Actions to work with real-world recipes — pre-build DevContainers, deploy static sites to GitHub Pages, and ship Cloudflare Workers automatically. Part 5 of our 'Automate Your Code with GitHub Actions' series.