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Just a note: this is a command-line tool addition to /tools/command-line, not a GUI. The proposed-new-gui label seems to have been applied by mistake. |
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Thanks for disclosing that you're the author! I think it would be better to keep it to widely adopted tools like you say. |
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git-cl is a Git subcommand that brings Subversion-style changelists to Git: files in the working tree can be grouped by intent and then staged, committed, stashed, or turned into a branch per changelist.
Disclosure: I'm the author. It's BSD-3 licensed, available on PyPI (
git-changelists), has a test suite and a tutorial, and there is an independently maintained VS Code integration (git-cl-vscode).Totally understand if you'd rather keep the list to more widely adopted tools.