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How to add new Wiki pages or update Wiki pages?Feel free to clone https://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit.wiki/ or https://github.com/TortoiseGit/wiki and send a pull request. How to delete branch and tagPress "Shift" key, right-click -> Browse Reference, Choose branch or tag, right-click, choose "delete".. Or open log dialog -> choose commit with branch\tag, right->click->delete How to remove file from version control and keep local copyPress "shift" key, right-click -> Delete (keep local) How to show extended menu itemPress "shift" key, right-click How to hide some menu itemssetting -> Set Extend Menu Item. Choose menu you want to hide How to use 32bit extension at 64bit systemSince version 1.7.2 the 32-bit extension is also included in the 64-bit installer. |
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How to use 32bit extension at 64bit system: Since 1.7.3.0 install 64-bit msi will also install 32-bit extension; Before 1.7.3.0, install both 32bit and 64bit tortoisegit
How to delete a branch in remote repositary?
How can you delete a remote tag?
How can you make an empty commit?
Is it possible to use TortoiseGit? to perform a "diff" on my active branch and one of my remote branches? For example, can I perform a diff on my active branch "master" and the "origin/master" branch? Ideally, the diff would include the files I've modified but not necessarily committed in my active branch. This type of diff would be very help in previewing the changes that would be introduced in a pull from the remote/origin/master.
I currently do this with git manually using the following command line steps from my active branch directory, but it is very cumbersome. TortoiseGit? would be provide a much more elegant solution:
1. git fetch origin 2. git diff origin/master
I sometimes substitute "difftool" for diff if I want to use a visual merge tool. However, if the diff includes multiple files then git sends the files to the merge tool one at time in a serial fashion. Again, this is very cumbersome and is not nearly as elegant as what TortoiseGit? is capable of. Any chance of this functionality ever making it into a future release?
This is Free software but for business use is it free?
Yes, it's free software for all uses (check GPL on Wikipedia).
@remillet: Fetch -> open log, select two revisions and then right click: compare revisions.