Repository Management
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A curated collection of .gitignore templates for popular languages, tools, and environments.
A painless, self-hosted Git service with a GitHub-like interface, built with Go for easy deployment across platforms.
A painless, self-hosted Git service written in Go that provides GitHub-like functionality.
A GitHub Action for checking out a repository into your workflow's workspace, enabling authenticated git operations.
A highly extensible Git implementation library written in pure Go, supporting both low-level plumbing and high-level porcelain operations.
An open-source application to organize and manage your GitHub stars with tagging and search capabilities.
A git command to open the GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket page of a repository in your browser.
A .NET wrapper for libgit2 that provides native Git functionality to managed applications.
A shell script suite that adds numbered file shortcuts to git status and provides repository indexing for faster git workflows.
Ruby bindings to libgit2, providing native Git operations in Ruby with speed and portability.
Go bindings for libgit2, providing native Git functionality in Go applications.
A graphical Git client for visualizing and managing source code history across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
A GitHub Action that automatically marks and closes stale issues and pull requests based on inactivity.
A terminal-based tool to manage multiple Git repositories with batch operations and individual repository control.
A GitHub Action that pushes local changes back to a repository using authorized tokens, enabling automated commits and updates.
A native macOS and iOS app for managing GitHub Pull Requests and Issues with offline sync and notifications.
A macOS-native Git GUI focused on stability, scalability, and a clean interface for managing repositories.
A collection of over 100 git utility scripts for branch management, commit history, and repository maintenance.
A Terraform provider for managing GitHub resources like repositories, teams, and files through infrastructure-as-code.
A GitHub Action that automatically merges pull requests when they meet configured criteria like required approvals and passing checks.
A GitHub integration that enforces approval checks and guidelines for pull requests to improve project quality.
A Python script to import issues and pull requests from one GitHub repository to another, even across unrelated private repos.
An open-source, cross-platform desktop application for managing and analyzing your GitHub Stars.
A CLI tool written in Rust to track and analyze multiple Git repositories concurrently.
A GitHub Action that automatically locks closed issues, pull requests, and discussions after a period of inactivity.
A Clojure wrapper for JGit providing a functional interface to manipulate Git repositories programmatically.
A GitHub Action that automatically labels pull requests based on branch name patterns like feature/* or fix/*.
A command line tool that shows the status of Go repositories, including updates, branches, and local changes.
A GitHub Action to declaratively sync GitHub labels across repositories using YAML manifests.
A CLI tool to open the GitHub repository page of the current or specified directory.
A GitHub Action to declaratively manage issue labels across repositories using a JSON configuration file.
A GitHub Action that exposes useful environment variables like repository slugs, branch names, and PR details for CI/CD workflows.
A command-line Python application to interact with GitHub repositories and user data directly from the terminal.
A GitHub Action to manage repository labels as code through YAML configuration.
A web-based control panel for managing Satis repositories for Composer packages with a Laravel backend and React frontend.
A GitHub Action that automatically labels pull requests based on committed files using regex patterns.
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