Danil Pristupov Fork 2.23 (x64)

Software Overview

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Fork provides a centralized graphical workspace for managing Git repositories and reviewing project changes. Its merge-conflict helper and built-in resolver are designed to make conflicting changes easier to inspect and resolve.
The interactive rebase interface allows users to edit, reorder, and squash commits visually. History and blame views provide additional ways to trace changes, showing commits that affected a particular file or directory and the last commit associated with a specific line.
The client also supports branches, tags, remote repositories, cherry-picking, reverting, merging, rebasing, stashes, and submodules.
Key Features

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• Resolve merge conflicts with the built-in merge-conflict helper and resolver.
• Edit, reorder, and squash commits through visual interactive rebase.
• View commits that changed a specific file or directory.
• Use blame view to identify the last commit that changed a particular line.
• Fetch, pull, and push repository changes.
• Create and amend commits.
• Create and delete branches and tags.
• Create and delete remote repositories.
• Checkout branches or specific revisions.
• Cherry-pick commits.
• Revert changes.
• Merge branches.
• Rebase repositories.
• Manage Git stashes.
• Work with Git submodules.

Why Choose Fork

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Fork brings common Git operations and repository inspection tools together in a visual environment. Its dedicated views for conflicts, history, blame, and interactive rebasing can help users examine project changes and manage repository workflows more directly.
The combination of standard Git operations and visual repository management makes Fork suitable for developers who prefer a graphical approach to version control.
System Requirements

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• Operating System: Windows 7+

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Product Information

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• Software Name: Fork
• Version: 2.23
• Architecture: x64
• Languages: English
• License type: Full Version
• File Size: 77 Mb

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