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gitlit is a very simple desktop app that allows you to handle git lfs file locks.
Just go to releases and download the version for your platform.
gitlit takes one command line argument: the git repository directory on your filesystem you want to handle the locks for.
So if you want to look at the locked files on the /home/s2/myApp
directory, run gitlit like this:
gitlit /home/s2/myApp
If no folder is specified, gitlit looks at the current path.
You can also drag&drop a folder inside the main window.
The code is very easy. Just clone the repo and have look!
Use the .eslintrc.json
for formatting the code and keep it clean and consistent.
There are just some js libraries:
app/js/templates.js
.npm install
npm start
npm install
npm run dist
Since version 2.0.1 the app auto updates itself using the github-app-updater.
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