Pawmmit is a graphical Git client designed to help you understand and manage your source code history.

Pawmmit is a fork of Gittyup, which is a continuation of the GitAhead client.

Stable versions for different packages are available for

• Flatpak for Linux
• 32 / 64 binary for Windows or
• macOS or from

The latest development version is available either as pre-built for

• flatpak for Linux,
• 32 / 64 binary for Windows,
• macOS

or, can be built from source by following the directions in the Pawmmit Repository.

To see the changes of the current version please have a look at the changelog section

How to Get Help

Ask questions about building or using Pawmmit on Stack Overflow by including the pawmmit tag. Remember to search for existing questions before creating a new one.

Report bugs in Pawmmit by opening an issue in the issue tracker. Remember to search for existing issues before creating a new one.

Multi language support

Pawmmit supports the following languages:

• English (en)
• German (de)
• Spanisch (es)
• Japanese (ja)
• Portuguese (pt)
• Portuguese Brazil (pt_BR)
• Chinese (zh_CN)
• Russian (ru)

By default the system language is used. To switch to another language execute the application with the following command

LANG=<lang> <executable>

Features

Single branch view to focus on your work

Select “Show Selected Branch” in the drop down menu above the commit list

Fullscreen

of the history or the change dialog by pressing Ctrl+M

Tabs

to be able to switch fast between repositories

Diff View

Staging and unstaging changes, viewing Blame

Tree View

To visit the blame with its history for unchanged files

Blame View

See blame of the current version with an integrated timeline to see who changed which line

Dynamic Line Wrapping

Courtesy of Scintilla.

Single line staging

by eighter clicking on the checkboxes next to each line or by selecting the relevant code and pressing “S”. For unstaging you can uncheck the checkboxes or press “U”. To revert changes, select the text and press “R”.

Amending commits

Editing properties of a commit

Solving rebase conflicts

Solving rebase conflicts and continuing after conflicts are solved

Starring commits

to find specific commits much faster

Tag selection

Use an existing tag as template for your next tag. So you never have to look which is your latest tag

Commit message template

Create you commit messages according a defined template. The first template is automatically applied to the commit message editor.

And a lot more …

Changelog

See the releases page on GitHub for release notes.