Gittyup is a graphical Git client designed to help you understand and manage your source code history. The latest stable release is available either as pre-built flatpak for Linux, 32 / 64 binary for Windows, macOS, or can be built from source by following the directions below.

The latest development version is available pre-built as well.

Gittyup is a continuation of the GitAhead client.

• Features
• How to Get Help
• Build Environment
• Dependencies
• How to Build
• How to Install
  • Flatpak from terminal
• How to Contribute
• License

To get an overview of the current features please have a look at the GitHub Page

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

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

If you still need help, check out our Matrix channel Gittyup:matrix.org.

• C++11 compiler
  • Windows - MSVC >= 2017 recommended
  • Linux - GCC >= 6.2 recommended
  • macOS - Xcode >= 10.1 recommended
• CMake >= 3.3.1
• Ninja (optional)

External dependencies can be satisfied by system libraries or installed separately. Included dependencies are submodules of this repository. Some submodules are optional or may also be satisfied by system libraries.

External Dependencies

• Qt (required >= 5.12)

Included Dependencies

• libgit2 (required)
• cmark (required)
• git (only needed for the credential helpers)
• libssh2 (needed by libgit2 for SSH support)
• openssl (needed by libssh2 and libgit2 on some platforms)

Note that building OpenSSL on Windows requires Perl and NASM.

Initialize Submodules

git submodule init
git submodule update --depth 1

Build OpenSSL

# Start from root of gittyup repo.
cd dep/openssl/openssl

Windows:

perl Configure VC-WIN64A
nmake

macOS (Intel):

./Configure darwin64-x86_64-cc no-shared
make

macOS (Apple Silicon)

./Configure darwin64-arm64-cc no-shared
make

Linux:

./config -fPIC
make

Configure Build

# Start from root of gittyup repo.
mkdir -p build/release
cd build/release
cmake -G Ninja -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ../..

If you have Qt installed in a non-standard location, you may have to specify the path to Qt by passing -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH=<path-to-qt> where <path-to-qt> points to the Qt install directory that contains bin, lib, etc.

Build

    ninja

The easiest way to install Gittyup is by using Flatpak.

Arch Linux

Install the gittyup package from the Arch User Repository.

git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/gittyup.git
cd gittyup
makepkg -si

Or use an AUR helper. Install gittyup-git for the VCS build.

Homebrew

Install the gittyup cask from Homebrew.

brew install gittyup

If you want a more pure console use, this script run flatpak version disowning the process and silence the output pushing it to /dev/null. Just save the script somewhere in your path, for example /usr/bin (or ~/.local/bin if you have exported it), give execution permissions chmod +x, and run gittyup from your terminal.

#!/bin/bash
DIR=$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")
function run_disown() {
    "$@" & disown
}
function run_disown_silence(){
    run_disown "$@" 1>/dev/null 2>/dev/null
}
run_disown_silence flatpak run com.github.Murmele.Gittyup

We welcome contributions of all kinds, including bug fixes, new features, documentation and translations. By contributing, you agree to release your contributions under the terms of the license.

Contribute by following the typical GitHub workflow for pull requests. Fork the repository and make changes on a new named branch. Create pull requests against the master branch. Follow the seven guidelines to writing a great commit message.

Prior to committing a change, please use cl-fmt.sh to ensure your code adheres to the formatting conventions for this project. You can also use the setup-env.sh script to install a pre-commit hook which will automatically run clang-format against all modified files.

Prior to pushing a change, please ensure you run the unit tests to avoid any regressions. These are found in <build-dir>/test and can be run using ctest.

Gittyup and its predecessor GitAhead are licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE.md for details.