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[csantos]

Hello,

Has TortoiseGit a feature like TortoiseSVN's "repo browse"?

Thanks,
Santos

[Jasper Horn]

csantos wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Has TortoiseGit a feature like TortoiseSVN's "repo browse"?

You will have to explain more clearly what you want - the way git
works, there is no single translation for TortoiseSVN's "repo browse".

Jasper

[csantos]

Hy Jasper,

Do you mean, there isn't something like trunk, branches, tags
structure? But we can still have branches, isn't ? How can I browse
the branches in a GIT repository?

Thanks,
Santos

[Jasper Horn]

csantos wrote:
> Do you mean, there isn't something like trunk, branches, tags
> structure? But we can still have branches, isn't ? How can I browse
> the branches in a GIT repository?

Branches and tags both exist outside of the working copy, only in the
repository. Also, trunk is just another branch (called master) .

What I was referring to was that you need to distinguish between a
local repository and a remote repository (possibly the "central"
repository, which is known as 'origin' by convention).

Jasper

[Johan t Hart]

Hi Santos,

You can browse (and manage) all branches and tags etc (together called
references in git) with the ref browser.

Right-click a tracked directory in explorer holding shift, and then
pick TortoiseGit - "Browse refs"

Or when viewing the log, on the top-left click on the current branch
name.

Hope this helps.

Johan

[ch3c...@gmail.com]

Repository browser added since TortoiseGit v1.7.10.
Note that it can only browse local repository.

csantos於 2010年9月10日星期五UTC+8下午5時18分29秒寫道：