Smartgit vs gitkraken free#

Or as bellow: newBranch2 o o newBranch1Īm I misunderstanding how the git an/or SmartGit works? S9) Then I switch back to the master branch and from the last commit point on master I create another branch 'newBranch2' I add a new file 'file3' with the text 'row1', then I commit changes: git checkout masterĪnd I expect to see a tree like in 'Figure 21' in the post mentioned above. S8) then I make one commit on this branch: echo 'row1' > file2Īccording to 'Figure 20' in the post mentioned at the beginning, it is ok: the commit has advanced with one node against the last commit on the master branch. S7) Create another branch 'newBranch1': git checkout -b newBranch1

Now, the SmartGit displays a single line, for the master branch, ant the two commits: S6) push changes to the remote repository: git push origin master S5) add another row to the file1 and commit changes echo 'bbb' > file1

Smartgit vs gitkraken free#

Other interesting free alternatives to SmartGit are GitAhead, TortoiseGit, GitHub Desktop and Sourcetree. If that doesn't suit you, our users have ranked more than 50 alternatives to SmartGit and loads of them is free so hopefully you can find a suitable replacement. S4) commit the changes: git commit -m 'commit1' The best free alternative to SmartGit is GitKraken Client. S3) add the file to be commited: git add. S1) create a local git repository by cloning the remote one: git clone cd to repo3 git local repository that I just created and then add a text in a new file: echo 'aaa' > file1 Bellow, I will explain in detail the steps I do and what SmartGit displays and what I expect to be displayed: According to this post I want to see into the SmartGit git client the ramifications for the new branches.