This project is no longer being maintained. Further development on this app is now being done in the MGit project. Please submit all PRs and issues there.
Notes
All repositories are stored in [sdcard dir]/Android/data/me.sheimi.sgit/files/[repo name]. If you want to delete this app, you can manually backup repositories from this location.
If you encounter any issues (bugs, crashes, etc.) and want to help improve this project, please open an issue on GitHub describing: what the issues are; and how they were caused, to allow for re-creation and fixing of bugs.
This app is for Android v4.x. It might work on Android v2.x, but will not be supported officially due to lack of resources for testing.
Supported Features
Create local repositories
Clone remote repositories
Pull from origin
Delete local repositories
Browse files
Browse commit messages (short)
Checkout branches and tags
HTTP/HTTPS/SSH are supported (without private key passphrase)
Username/Password authentication is supported
Search local repositories
Private keys management
Manually choose code language
git diff between commits (to be enhanced)
Import copied repositories (that is, you can copy a repository from computer and import to SGit)
Checkout remote branches
Merge branches
Push merged content
Edit file (you must have some app that can edit file)
Commit and push changed files (commit all changes)
Committer information
Prompt for password
Choose not to save password and username (will not be saved in disk but may be temporarily saved in memory)
git status
Cancel when cloning
Add modified file to stage
git rebase
git cherrypick
git checkout <file> (reset changes of a file)
Quick start
Clone a remote repository
Click on the + icon to add a new repository.
Enter remote URL (see URL format below).
Enter local repository name - note that this is not a path since SGit stores all repositories in the same directory on the mobile device.
Username - username to use to clone the remote repo.
Password - password to use to clone the remote repo.
Click the Clone button.
If all the credentials are correct, SGit will download the repository (all branches) to your device.
Create a local repository
Click on the + icon to add a new repository.
Click on Init Local to create a local repository.
Enter the name for this repository when prompted.
A local repo will be created.
URL format
SSH URLs
SSH running on standard port (22): ssh://username@server_name/path/to/repo
SSH running on non-standard port: ssh://username@server_name:port/path/to/repo
username is needed - by default, SGit tries to connect as root.
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