Original Summary

Earlier this year I started building Git4Me after watching classmates (and myself) get stuck on Git's syntax, not its concepts. One typo in git reset --hard HAED~1 gets you fatal: ambiguous argument 'HAED~1' , which tells a beginner nothing. It shows your history as a timeline you edit directly. Everything is previewed first and undoable with Ctrl+Z. Remove a commit from the middle of history git rebase -i HEAD~5 # change "pick" to "drop" in the editor, save, quit, handle conflicts Git4Me : click the commit → Drop → check the preview (what gets rewritten, whether it's pushed, how to undo) → confirm. Change an old commit's date Git: interactive rebase + git commit --amend --date=... with GIT_COMMITTER_DATE + git rebase --continue . Git4Me: drag it along the timeline. Also: Drag commits between branches Rebase preview that flags conflicts before anything changes Per-hunk conflict resolver GitHub sign-in, clone and publish Shows the equivalent Git command for every action MIT licensed, built with Tauri, React and Rust (libgit2). It's 1.0, so expect bugs. What tripped you up most when learning Git? https://github.com/aequate/git4me   submitted by   /u/Complete_Theory_4911 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/27 02:44:07