Did you know? 🤔
Our "Search" functionality lets you filter commits by:
- File
- Date
- Author
- Message
- Commit Hash
The best part is that you can combine these filters!
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You can press the SPACEBAR to stage the currently selected file.
If you prefer, you can visit the "Preferences" window and set it to "Quick Look" the file instead.
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You can use Quick Actions (⌘ + ⇧ + A) to quickly access all the commits that affected a specific file.
Simply type the file's name and choose "Show File History".
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You can pin your favorite branches for improved accessibility.
Simply right-click any branch and select the "Pin [BRANCH]" option.
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To quickly AMEND the previous commit, press the ⌥ key. The "Commit" button will transform into "Amend" and the last commit message will automatically fill the message text field.
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By holding down the ⌥ key, you can skip the dialogues and perform a QUICK Fetch, Pull, Push, Merge, or Rebase with the default values.
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If you're on a Mac, creating a Pull Request can be as easy as drag and drop!
In the sidebar, simply drag the desired branch onto the "Pull Requests" workspace view.
Alternatively, you can press ⌘ + ⌃ + P.
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You can use Quick Actions (⌘ + ⇧ + A) to quickly access all the commits that affected a specific file.
Simply type the file's name and choose "Show File History".
#gittowertips
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For lightning fast commits, memorize these 3 keyboard shortcuts:
- ⌘ + ⇧ + E to stage all current changes.
- ⌘ + ⇧ + C to activate the commit dialog.
- ⌘ + ⏎ to add that commit to the commit history.
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To create precise, granular commits, click and drag to select the lines you wish to stage.
You can then review the number of staged lines or chunks by clicking on "Staged".
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Snapshots are stashes that are automatically reapplied to the working copy — quite handy when you want to quickly try out an idea!
You can create full or partial snapshots. Your current state will be safely stored in the "Stashes" view.
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You can quickly jump to a different view by pressing CMD (CTRL on Windows) + the number of the workspace item.
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You can pin your favorite branches for improved accessibility.
Simply right-click any branch and select the "Pin [BRANCH]" option.
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To SQUASH multiple commits into a single one, simply click and drag one commit to another.
Hold the ⌥ key to FIXUP commits instead.
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In Tower for Mac, you can press CMD+SHIFT+C to activate the commit dialog.
This keyboard combination works from all views, so you can quickly add a commit from anywhere.
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Tower can help you in writing a better commit message. Try typing the following:
- "\" to insert a file name
- "#" to address an issue
- "c:" to reference a commit
- "::" to add an emoji (for Gitmoji)
Too much? Simply type "/" to get a list of all commands.
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By default, Tower shows you just the modified files in a list view, but you can examine all your project files by selecting "View as Tree" and "Show Non-Modified Items".
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Did you know? 🤔
Our "Search" functionality lets you filter commits by:
- File
- Date
- Author
- Message
- Commit Hash
The best part is that you can combine these filters. Here's an example!
#gittowertips
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Did you know? 🤔
To quickly AMEND the previous commit, press the ⌥ key (or hold CTRL+ALT on Windows). The "Commit" button will transform into "Amend" and the last commit message will automatically fill the message text field.
#gittowertips
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Did you know? 🤔
By holding down the ⌥ key, you can skip the dialogues and perform a QUICK Fetch, Pull, Push, Merge, or Rebase with the default values.
#gittowertips
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Did you know? 🤔
If you're on a Mac, creating a Pull Request can be as easy as drag and drop!
In the sidebar, simply drag the desired branch onto the "Pull Requests" workspace view.
Alternatively, you can press ⌘ + ⌃ + P.
#gittowertips
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Did you know? 🤔
You can use Quick Actions (⌘ + ⇧ + A) to quickly access all the commits that affected a specific file.
Simply type the file's name and choose "Show File History".
#gittowertips
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Did you know? 🤔
For lightning fast commits, memorize these 3 keyboard shortcuts:
- ⌘ + ⇧ + E to stage all current changes.
- ⌘ + ⇧ + C to activate the commit dialog.
- ⌘ + ⏎ to add that commit to the commit history.
#gittowertips
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Did you know? 🤔
To create precise, granular commits, click and drag to select the lines you wish to stage.
You can then review the number of staged lines or chunks by clicking on "Staged".
#gittowertips
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0
Did you know? 🤔
Snapshots are stashes that are automatically reapplied to the working copy — quite handy when you want to quickly try out an idea!
You can create full or partial snapshots. Your current state will be safely stored in the "Stashes" view.
#gittowertips
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0
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Did you know? 🤔
You can press the SPACEBAR to stage the currently selected file.
If you prefer, you can visit the "Preferences" window and set it to "Quick Look" the file instead.
#gittowertips
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0
Did you know? 🤔
You can quickly jump to a different view by pressing CMD (CTRL on Windows) + the number of the workspace item.
#gittowertips
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0
0
0
Did you know? 🤔
You can pin your favorite branches for improved accessibility.
Simply right-click any branch and select the "Pin [BRANCH]" option.
#gittowertips
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0
0
0
Did you know? 🤔
To SQUASH multiple commits into a single one, simply click and drag one commit to another.
Hold the ⌥ key to FIXUP commits instead.
#gittowertips
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0
0
0
Did you know? 🤔
Tower can help you in writing a better commit message. Try typing the following:
- "\" to insert a file name
- "#" to address an issue
- "c:" to reference a commit
- "::" to add an emoji (for Gitmoji)
Too much? Simply type "/" to get a list of all commands.
#gittowertips
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