Working copy
Choosing what goes into a commit, writing the message, and undoing what you did not mean.
- The working copy What has changed since your last commit, and the two things Innesta says about each change.
- Colours and symbols The mark on a changed file, the colour it is drawn in, and the second mark that says what the next commit will contain.
- Searching changed files Find text or a file name among your uncommitted changes, preview it, and jump to the diff.
- Staging changes Choosing which of your changes the next commit will contain.
- Staging hunks and single lines Taking part of a file into a commit and leaving the rest behind.
- Committing Writing the message, what the button waits for, the confirmation, and signing.
- AI commit messages Drafting a message from what you have staged, on your Mac or through a CLI you already use.
- Amending the last commit Changing the message or the contents of the commit you have just made, with a preview first.
- Discarding changes Throwing work away on purpose — with a preview, a confirmation, and a backup you can get it back from.
- Ignoring a file Adding an untracked file, or a folder of them, to .gitignore without leaving the list.
- Opening a file in your editor Handing a changed file to your code editor, at the first line that changed.