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git-pkgs-add(1)Add a dependency✨
git-pkgs-bisect(1)Find the commit that introduced a dependency-related change✨
git-pkgs-bisect-bad(1)Mark a commit as bad✨
git-pkgs-bisect-good(1)Mark commits as good✨
git-pkgs-bisect-log(1)Show the bisect log✨
git-pkgs-bisect-reset(1)End the bisect session✨
git-pkgs-bisect-run(1)Automate bisect with a command✨
git-pkgs-bisect-skip(1)Skip commits that can't be tested✨
git-pkgs-bisect-start(1)Start a bisect session✨
git-pkgs-blame(1)Show who added each dependency✨
git-pkgs-branch(1)Manage tracked branches✨
git-pkgs-branch-add(1)Track a new branch✨
git-pkgs-branch-list(1)List tracked branches✨
git-pkgs-branch-remove(1)Stop tracking a branch✨
git-pkgs-browse(1)Open installed package source in editor✨
git-pkgs-changelog(1)Show changelog entries for a package✨
git-pkgs-completion(1)Generate shell completions✨
git-pkgs-deprecated(1)Find deprecated or withdrawn dependency versions✨
git-pkgs-diff(1)Compare dependencies between commits or working tree✨
git-pkgs-diff-driver(1)Git textconv driver for lockfile diffs✨
git-pkgs-diff-file(1)Compare dependencies and declared licenses between two files✨
git-pkgs-ecosystems(1)List supported ecosystems✨
git-pkgs-freshness(1)Show release freshness metrics✨
git-pkgs-funding(1)Show dependency funding information✨
git-pkgs-health(1)Show dependency maintenance health scores✨
git-pkgs-history(1)Show history of dependency changes✨
git-pkgs-hooks(1)Manage git hooks for automatic updates✨
git-pkgs-info(1)Show database information✨
git-pkgs-init(1)Initialize git-pkgs database for this repository✨
git-pkgs-install(1)Install dependencies from lockfile✨
git-pkgs-integrity(1)Show lockfile integrity hashes✨
git-pkgs-licenses(1)Show license information for dependencies✨
git-pkgs-list(1)List dependencies at a commit✨
git-pkgs-log(1)List commits with dependency changes✨
git-pkgs-maintainers(1)Show dependency maintainer information✨
git-pkgs-notes(1)Manage notes on packages✨
git-pkgs-notes-add(1)Add a note to a package✨
git-pkgs-notes-append(1)Append to an existing note✨
git-pkgs-notes-import(1)Import notes from a YAML or JSON file✨
git-pkgs-notes-list(1)List all notes✨
git-pkgs-notes-namespaces(1)List note namespaces✨
git-pkgs-notes-remove(1)Remove a note✨
git-pkgs-notes-show(1)Show a note for a package✨
git-pkgs-outdated(1)Find packages with newer versions available✨
git-pkgs-provenance(1)Check dependency provenance metadata✨
git-pkgs-reindex(1)Update database with new commits✨
git-pkgs-remove(1)Remove a dependency✨
git-pkgs-replace(1)Redirect a dependency to a local path, git ref, or version✨
git-pkgs-resolve(1)Print parsed dependency graph from the local package manager✨
git-pkgs-sbom(1)Generate Software Bill of Materials✨
git-pkgs-schema(1)Display database schema✨
git-pkgs-search(1)Find dependencies matching a pattern✨
git-pkgs-show(1)Show dependency changes in a commit✨
git-pkgs-stale(1)Find stale dependencies✨
git-pkgs-stats(1)Show dependency statistics✨
git-pkgs-tree(1)Display dependencies as a tree✨
git-pkgs-update(1)Update dependencies✨
git-pkgs-upgrade(1)Upgrade database to latest schema version✨
git-pkgs-urls(1)Show registry URLs for a package✨
git-pkgs-vendor(1)Vendor dependencies into the project✨
git-pkgs-vulns(1)Vulnerability scanning commands✨
git-pkgs-vulns-blame(1)Show who introduced current vulnerabilities✨
git-pkgs-vulns-diff(1)Compare vulnerabilities between commits✨
git-pkgs-vulns-exposure(1)Calculate vulnerability exposure time✨
git-pkgs-vulns-history(1)Show vulnerability history for a package✨
git-pkgs-vulns-log(1)Show commits that changed vulnerability state✨
git-pkgs-vulns-praise(1)Show who fixed vulnerabilities✨
git-pkgs-vulns-scan(1)Scan dependencies for vulnerabilities✨
git-pkgs-vulns-show(1)Show details of a vulnerability✨
git-pkgs-vulns-sync(1)Sync vulnerability data from OSV✨
git-pkgs-where(1)Find where a package is declared✨
git-pkgs-why(1)Show why a dependency was added✨
git-playtree-setup(1)git integration with the Debian archive✨
git-point(1)Set arbitrary refs without shooting yourself in the foot, a porcelain `git update-ref`✨
git-pr(1)Checks out a pull request locally✨
git-prole(1)A git-worktree(1) manager✨
git-prole-add(1)Add a new worktree✨
git-prole-clone(1)Clone a repository into a worktree checkout✨
git-prole-completions(1)Generate shell completions✨
git-prole-config(1)Initialize the configuration file✨
git-prole-config-init(1)Initialize a default configuration file✨
git-prole-convert(1)Convert a repository into a worktree checkout✨
git-prole-manpages(1)Generate man pages✨
git-prune(1)Prune all unreachable objects from the object database✨
git-prune-packed(1)Remove extra objects that are already in pack files✨
git-psykorebase(1)Rebase a branch with a merge commit✨
git-publish(1)Prepare and store patch revisions as git tags✨
git-pull(1)Fetch from and integrate with another repository or a local branch✨
git-pull-request(1)Create pull request for GitHub project✨
git-push(1)Update remote refs along with associated objects✨
git-pw(1)git-pw is a tool for integrating Git with...✨
git-pw-bundle(1)Interact with bundles.✨
git-pw-bundle-add(1)Add one or more patches to a bundle.✨
git-pw-bundle-apply(1)Apply bundle.✨
git-pw-bundle-create(1)Create a bundle.✨
git-pw-bundle-delete(1)Delete a bundle.✨
git-pw-bundle-download(1)Download bundle in mbox format.✨
git-pw-bundle-list(1)List bundles.✨
git-pw-bundle-remove(1)Remove one or more patches from a bundle.✨
git-pw-bundle-show(1)Show information about bundle.✨
git-pw-bundle-update(1)Update a bundle.✨
git-pw-patch(1)Interact with patches.✨
git-pw-patch-apply(1)Apply patch.✨
git-pw-patch-download(1)Download patch in diff or mbox format.✨
git-pw-patch-list(1)List patches.✨
git-pw-patch-show(1)Show information about patch.✨
git-pw-patch-update(1)Update one or more patches.✨
git-pw-series(1)Interact with series.✨
git-pw-series-apply(1)Apply series.✨
git-pw-series-download(1)Download series in mbox format.✨
git-pw-series-list(1)List series.✨
git-pw-series-show(1)Show information about series.✨
git-quick-stats(1)Simple and efficient way to access various stats in a git repository.✨
git-quiltimport(1)Applies a quilt patchset onto the current branch✨
git-range-diff(1)Compare two commit ranges (e.g. two versions of a branch)✨
git-read-tree(1)Reads tree information into the index✨
git-reauthor(1)Rewrite history to change author's identity✨
git-rebase(1)Reapply commits on top of another base tip✨
git-rebase-patch(1)Rebases a patch✨
git-rebase-theirs(1)Resolve rebase conflicts and failed cherry-picks by favoring 'theirs' version✨
git-receive-pack(1)Receive what is pushed into the repository✨
git-recent(1)Browse and checkout recently used Git branches.✨
git-reflog(1)Manage reflog information✨
git-refs(1)Low-level access to refs✨
git-reintegrate(1)Manage integration branches in Git✨
git-release(1)Commit, tag and push changes to the repository✨
git-remote(1)Manage set of tracked repositories✨
git-remote-annex(1)remote helper program to store a git repository in a git-annex special remote✨
git-remote-brz(1)Git remote support for Bazaar repositories✨
git-remote-bzr(1)Git remote support for Bazaar repositories✨
git-remote-datalad-annex(1)Git remote helper to fetch/push via any git- annex special remote✨
git-remote-ext(1)Bridge smart transport to external command.✨
git-remote-fd(1)Reflect smart transport stream back to caller✨
git-remote-gcrypt(1)GNU Privacy Guard-encrypted git remote✨
git-remote-gittuf(1)gittuf remote plugin for git✨
git-remote-hg(1)bidirectional bridge between Git and Mercurial✨
git-remote-p2p-annex(1)remote helper program to talk to git-annex over a P2P network✨
git-remote-rad(1)Git remote helper for Radicle✨
git-remote-tor-annex(1)remote helper program to talk to git-annex over tor✨
git-rename-branch(1)rename local branch and push to remote✨
git-rename-file(1)Rename a file or directory and ensure Git recognizes the change, regardless of filesystem case-sensitivity.✨
git-rename-remote(1)Rename a remote✨
git-rename-tag(1)Rename a tag✨
git-repack(1)Pack unpacked objects in a repository✨
git-repair(1)Fix a broken git repository✨
git-repl(1)git read-eval-print-loop✨
git-replace(1)Create, list, delete refs to replace objects✨
git-replay(1)EXPERIMENTAL: Replay commits on a new base, works with bare repos too✨
git-repo(1)Retrieve information about the repository✨
git-request-pull(1)Generates a summary of pending changes✨
git-rerere(1)Reuse recorded resolution of conflicted merges✨
git-reset(1)Set `HEAD` or the index to a known state✨
git-reset-file(1)Reset one file✨
git-restore(1)Restore working tree files✨
git-restore-mtime(1)Restore original modification time of files based on the date of the most recent commit that modified them✨
git-rev-list(1)Lists commit objects in reverse chronological order✨
git-rev-parse(1)Pick out and massage parameters✨
git-revert(1)Revert some existing commits✨
git-revert-stats(1)show reverting statistics of a git repository✨
git-review(1)Submit changes to Gerrit for review✨
git-revise(1)Efficiently update, split, and rearrange git commits✨
git-rm(1)Remove files from the working tree and from the index✨
git-root(1)show path of root✨
git-scp(1)Copy files to SSH compatible git-remote✨
git-secret-add(1)starts to track added files.✨
git-secret-cat(1)decrypts files passed on command line to stdout.✨
git-secret-changes(1)view diff of the hidden files.✨
git-secret-clean(1)removes all the hidden files.✨
git-secret-hide(1)encrypts all added files with repo keyring.✨
git-secret-init(1)initializes git-secret repository.✨
git-secret-killperson(1)deletes key identified by an email from the inner keyring.✨
git-secret-list(1)prints all the added files.✨
git-secret-remove(1)removes files from index.✨
git-secret-removeperson(1)removes user´s public key from repo keyring.✨
git-secret-reveal(1)decrypts all added files.✨
git-secret-tell(1)adds person who can access private data.✨
git-secret-usage(1)prints all the available commands.✨
git-secret-whoknows(1)print email for each key in the keyring.✨
git-secrets(1)Prevents you from committing passwords and other sensitive information to a git repository. Contents • Synopsis • Description • Installing git-secrets • *nix (Linux/macOS) • Windows •…✨
git-sed(1)replace patterns in git-controlled files✨
git-send-email(1)Send a collection of patches as emails✨
git-send-pack(1)Push objects over Git protocol to another repository✨
git-series(1)track changes to a patch series with git✨
git-setup(1)Set up a git repository✨
git-sh-i18n(1)Git's i18n setup code for shell scripts✨
git-sh-i18n--envsubst(1)Git's own envsubst(1) for i18n fallbacks✨
git-sh-setup(1)Common Git shell script setup code✨
git-shell(1)Restricted login shell for Git-only SSH access✨
git-shortlog(1)Summarize `git log` output✨
git-show(1)Show various types of objects✨
git-show-branch(1)Show branches and their commits✨
git-show-index(1)Show packed archive index✨
git-show-merged-branches(1)Show merged branches✨
git-show-ref(1)List references in a local repository✨
git-show-tree(1)show branch tree of commit history✨
git-show-unmerged-branches(1)Show unmerged branches✨
git-shuffle(1)randomize timestamps of git commits✨
git-sparse-checkout(1)Reduce your working tree to a subset of tracked files✨
git-squash(1)squash N last changes up to a ref'ed commit✨
git-stage(1)Add file contents to the staging area✨