Review, stage and commit. Without leaving your text.

Everything you change, in one place

• The Source Control panel lists staged, changed and untracked files.
• Stage or unstage a whole file, a single change, or just the lines you select.
• Commit, amend, or commit and push in one step.
• Changed lines are marked beside your text, and you can step through, stage or revert each change.

See how the code got here

• Branch history as a graph, with each commit’s details.
• File history, and blame for every line.
• Inline blame shows who last changed the line you’re on, and when.
• Switch, create and merge branches, keep work aside with stash, and tag releases.

Conflicts, made clear

• Conflicts are highlighted, with Accept Current, Accept Incoming and Accept Both right above each one.
• A three-way merge editor shows both sides beside the result.
• Continue or abort a merge, rebase or cherry-pick from the banner at the top.
• Every choice is one undo step.

Safe by default

• Repositories you don’t trust open in a restricted mode, where hooks and other programs a repository configures never run.
• Cloned repositories start restricted until you trust them.
• Nothing is fetched or pushed unless you choose it. Automatic fetching is off until you turn it on.
• Signing in uses the Git credentials and SSH keys you already have. TextEditor++ doesn’t store passwords.

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