Working Copy - Git client

I use it together with TextStatic in a great workflow to keep work in my iPad when more convenient. Highly recommend it.

- Works great with Github. - Has a perfectly fine text editor embedded in the application. - Recently discovered that it also exposes the repository files in the “Files” application (it’s a little bit hidden there, but not the developers fault). This allows other applications to open the repository files, meaning you can edit your files in your favourite text editor. I’ve been using iAWriter to edit markdown files. The only thing that confused me at first were the buttons at the top that I did not find a way to see their description. At first I was not sure which button was fetch and which button was pull (maybe there’s a way to show their description but I did not find it). But now I know what each one means and have no issues with it. This application turned my ipad into a much more useful device. Not only I currently do some writing in it for my blog and programming projects documentation, but now I’m also considering that I could do some light programming in the ipad and then ssh’ing into my main development machine to compile programs.

Provavelmente o único cliente Git funcional, suporta git (https, http, ssh) github, bitbuckt..

As a developer, I've wanted this on my iPad for years - think of this not just as a simple Git client, but as a native, touch-enabled editing environment - that can also use external editors if you want to. Github integration is seamless, and the UI makes it easy to commit single files with a swipe - a very nice touch.

Below are the reasons this is a great app for me. I'm often on the go and love the fact that I can just grab an iPad and still do real work. I've use this app for years, I'm hard to please. I don't know the developer, and I don't do this often. This app and developer are ★★★★★, no doubts. • Secure • Integrates we'll with iOS text editors and IDEs • Easy. When I was a noob I learned git with this app • A very stable and mature app which the developer continues to improve. Today the app, released 10 years ago, is at version 6+, and was last updated just four weeks ago. • Nice feature set (pro-subscriber, and I'd pay double for this one) • A share sheet action makes cloning an online repository trivial, even if the app is not open. •. Builf in diff, basic syntax highlighting, BYO OpenAI key, fully supports Shortcuts, WebDav server, handy folder sync option, for times when git is overkill, connect to Finder on your Mac… • This app and developer remind me of what I like about the Apple cult/culture and the ingenuity and hard work of its true indie developers.

Please look no further and support this app. You pay once up front and it gives you git and built in editor capabilities forever. It works great for working with repos in GitHub, your own server, or anywhere else. It’s easy to switch branches, merge, push, everything. Don’t fall for gimmicks and waste money on subscriptions. This app is like having all the git features of your terminal on iOS.

I understand the need to make money but cmon just to change from dark or light theme it asks me to subscribe? I’d rather find a different way myself or even just use iCloud at this point makes no sense for so many features that are core fundamentals to be paid only really need to reevaluate what features are beneficial and which features are core fundamentals, I can’t even give a full review because I hit pay walls before I could evaluate if it was suitable for my use cases.

Incredible app. Let's me be as weird as I want with editing flat files and works with major (and minor) git services as well as ssh.

Forgive the stupid pun. But seriously, it’s the only power app for dealing with repositories. It’s ABSOLUTELY worth the paid version if you spend any time editing or viewing repos (there are less functional apps trying to charge recurring subscription) Reasons this app is better than the others I’ve tried: - Ability to use preferred text editor (I use Textastic) - Works with Gitlab and other non-GitHub sources - Constant updates - Multiple remotes per repo - IOS files integration - Ability to upload a repo to an SSH server, run commands (scripts, linting, compiling, etc), then having the resulting changes synced to your device so you can review the changes before commit. It seems to only sync the diff which is impressive. That last feature is super useful. The only reason I can complain is because it took me so long to discover it. It’s kinda hard to find and you have to dig to find it on the iPhone. It’s a killer feature, it shouldn’t be so obscure.

This app is now useless to me since they locked push behind the premium version