Git Version Control Support (Revision #20)

Git is a free and open source, distributed version control system. ADS 10.0 offers new features for users to perform basic distributed revision control for your projects using Git. Users can now create a new Git repository or checkout remote Git projects hosted in Github, Gitorious etc in Aqua Data Studio. 

What can I do with Aqua Data Studio's Git Client?

New Git repository, Clone remote repository, Add, Edit, Fetch, Compare and Commit.

• Create a New Git Repository in Aqua Data Studio v10.0
• Clone a Remote Repository into a new directory and manage changes
• Mount a Git Repository, Browse and Compress files
• Mark for Add single and multiple files using CTRL+Select
• Check out and making changes to files
• Update from a Remote Repository using Fetch
• Review Log of changes
• Using AQGit interface under com.aquafold.openapi.vcs for Command Line Options

What's new?

Git Clone	Git New Repository	Git Add	Git Checkout & Commit	GitCompare to Base Revision	Perforce Depot Browser	GitWorkspace Edit Form	GitWorkspace Edit View

Git integration in Aqua Data Studio v10.0 includes:

 Create a New Git Repository in Aqua Data Studio v10.0    

 To work with Git in Aqua Data Studio v10.0 you can start by creating a new git repository and managing changes to it. You can Add, Edit, Delete and Commit Files to the repo.

 Clone a remote Git Repository     

 You can also clone a remote repository (www.github.com) and mount it. This creates and checksout an initial branch that is forked from the cloned repositories currently active branch.

Full Client Operations     

 Mark for Add, Edit, Delete and Commit

Git Client Manipulations   

 Revert and Disconnect  

Version Control History  

 Displays the changelist history for files. 

Compare to Base Revision

 With Compare to Base Revision the working copy can be compared with the last revision retrieved from the Git repository.

Sync using Update

 You can sync your local repository to the remote repository with Update (Fetch) option.

Inline differences           

 You can use Text editors for SQL, HTML, XML, text, JavaScript and Java support syntax highlighting and inline differences. Color-coded indicators instantly mark changes that differ from the local working copy.

File Search  

 You can Search for files in specified folders by name and file contents, and even across a subset of files found by a previous search.

Wikipedia : Reference on Git
You can download the latest stable Git release from here.