MGit 1.6.2

MGit presents itself as a comprehensive Git client designed for users who need to manage files within a local Git repository effectively. The application facilitates various tasks such as cloning, pushing, and pulling to and from remote repositories. Notably, it offers the capability to browse local repository files and view diffs of modified files, enabling users to stage and commit changes offline.

The following features define MGit's functionality:

• Create local repositories
• Clone remote repositories
• Fetch, Pull, Push from remote repositories
• Delete local repositories
• Browse files and commit messages
• Checkout branches and tags
• Support for HTTP/HTTPS/SSH (including SSH with private key passphrase)
• Search among local repositories
• Private key management capabilities
• View git diffs between commits
• Import existing repositories
• Merge branches effectively
• Add modified files to the staging area
• Monitor the state of staged files (index)
• Rebase branches and perform cherry-picks

For a complete overview of the application's features, please refer to the official documentation at: MGit Supported Features.

While MGit does not include a built-in text editor, it has been observed to function effectively with the open-source Viper Edit application. It is anticipated that other Android text editors compatible with Content Providers will be equally compatible.

User feedback is encouraged through the designated issue tracker at: MGit Issue Tracker, rather than comments directly on the page.

This application is a continuation of the development journey begun with the well-regarded SGit app, reflecting ongoing improvements and user-centric enhancements.