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To put a Git and a GitHub in some atoms.
Install via Atom's settings view (v1.7 or higher):
- Diffs
- Staging
- Committing
cmd-shift-cOpens git changes panel
righton a file focuses hunk- select hunks with
upordown enterto stage hunk/to toggle line selection modeshift-uporshift-downto expand line selectionato select linesenterto stage selected linesbackspacewhile on a changed file (not the diff) will prompt to discard changesoon a changed file or hunk/line will open that file in a tab
Sign in via the link in your status bar (it should open your browser and ask you to authenticate).
- Some organizations (e.g. @github) may limit access from oauth apps that have yet to whitelist, and the status and PR information will not be available for repos in those organizations.
- The package assumes the remote you would like to pull/push to is named
origin
- Sign in to GitHub by clicking a link in the status bar or the
github:sign-incommand - Show current pull request for branch
- Create a new pull request for a branch
- Show build status for current branch
See the manifest to learn about the various states the app can have in tedious detail.
- Read-only inline PR comments
- A panel showing more information about existing PRs
- A panel allowing in-app PR creation.
Here's a few wireframes of the MVP we might ship: https://github.com/atom/design/issues/43
Read more about the current plans for getting to that MVP here: https://github.com/atom/design/issues/44
Here's a discussion on the long-term vision for Git & GitHub integration: https://github.com/atom/design/issues/39
git clone [email protected]:atom/github.git
cd github
apm install
apm link -d
atom .
cd ../some-dir-with-a-git-repo
atom -d
npm run lint— Lint the codes.npm run check— Type check the codes.npm run start— Start Flow in the background. This will let it parse and typecheck incrementally which is much faster for local development.npm run stop— Stop Flow.
We're using Flow to add T Y P E S.