All repos at a glance? #1867
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I'm trying out SourceGit to replace Sourcetree. I have dozens of repos. One thing I depend on is SourceTree's main window which shows all my repos with the branch that's checked out, the number of file changes, and the number of commits awaiting push/pull. (picture found online - looks like a slightly older version, but it conveys the idea) I can run "Refresh Remote Status" and it will update all the repos and show me if any have new commits. Is there a place for me to get this info in one place in SourceGit? I think right now I would have to manually open up each repo and do a fetch? Unfortunately this is just not practical given the number of repos. Thanks! |
Answered by
love-linger
Oct 22, 2025
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Done. You can download the latest CI build from GitHub Action. |
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Done. You can download the latest CI build from GitHub Action.