Pull requests, merge button, fork queue, issues, pages, wiki –– all awesome features that make sharing easier. But those things are only great after you've pushed your code to GitHub.
Today we're happy to announce GitHub for Mac.
GitHub for Mac is optimized to work with GitHub remotes — but if you wish to use a non-GitHub remote, it will work just fine. Set the remote manually in the settings tab. GitHub Desktop is a macOS desktop client designed to help you connect to your GitHub account and manage your repositories, and other related activities, in a more intuitive and streamlined manner. For your convenience, GitHub Desktop comes with a setup assistant that will help you input your GitHub.
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What does it look like?
When you first launch GitHub for Mac, we'll help you set up your GitHub account and find repositories already on your computer. From there, you can start managing repositories.
Once you dive into a repository, you'll be able to view the commit history just as you would on the web.
And you can of course dive in to a specific commit to see the diff and perform some operations.
Github Mac Desktop
Once you've made some changes, you'll be able to create commits.
When you want to change branches quickly, press ⌘ + B and a branch selector will show up.
Github For Mac
Changing branches automatically stashes any changes until you switch back to the branch — switch branches with wild abandon. If you need to publish branches to GitHub, create a new branch, merge branches, or delete branches switch on over to the branches tab.
Once you're ready to share your commits, or pull in remote commits — just press the Sync Branch button. We'll perform a smarter version of pull --rebase && push that reduces merge commits but doesn't rewrite your merges.
Automatic updates
Pull requests, merge button, fork queue, issues, pages, wiki –– all awesome features that make sharing easier. But those things are only great after you've pushed your code to GitHub.
Today we're happy to announce GitHub for Mac.
GitHub for Mac is optimized to work with GitHub remotes — but if you wish to use a non-GitHub remote, it will work just fine. Set the remote manually in the settings tab. GitHub Desktop is a macOS desktop client designed to help you connect to your GitHub account and manage your repositories, and other related activities, in a more intuitive and streamlined manner. For your convenience, GitHub Desktop comes with a setup assistant that will help you input your GitHub.
Once you've done that, you'll be prompted by the Installer Wizard to connect the device to your computer. This is a diagnostic tool that is designed to solve any offline printing issues that you may run into with your LaserJet. Customer supportIf you run into any issues with the driver, you can download the HP Print & Scan Doctor. You want to keep your printer unplugged until you've installed the software. Hp laserjet 1018 driver for mac.
What does it look like?
When you first launch GitHub for Mac, we'll help you set up your GitHub account and find repositories already on your computer. From there, you can start managing repositories.
Once you dive into a repository, you'll be able to view the commit history just as you would on the web.
And you can of course dive in to a specific commit to see the diff and perform some operations.
Github Mac Desktop
Once you've made some changes, you'll be able to create commits.
When you want to change branches quickly, press ⌘ + B and a branch selector will show up.
Github For Mac
Changing branches automatically stashes any changes until you switch back to the branch — switch branches with wild abandon. If you need to publish branches to GitHub, create a new branch, merge branches, or delete branches switch on over to the branches tab.
Once you're ready to share your commits, or pull in remote commits — just press the Sync Branch button. We'll perform a smarter version of pull --rebase && push that reduces merge commits but doesn't rewrite your merges.
Automatic updates
Once you download GitHub for Mac, we'll send out updates and the app will automatically download them. Keep an eye out for a little upgrade notice with a list of changes.
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Behind the curtains
GitHub for Mac wouldn't have been possible without some awesome open source projects:
- libgit2 powers much of the Git operations for the app, making every interaction smooth, responsive and fast.
- objective-git libgit2 bindings bridge the gap between Cocoa & libgit2.
- Chameleon powers a good portion of the GUI. We're working with the Chameleon guys to get our changes into the main project, but in the mean time you can check out Josh's fork with all our modifications.
Just the start
Download Github For Mac
This is just the beginning — we're really stoked for the future of GitHub for Mac and hope you will be too.
In today's release of GitHub for Mac, you can now
easily install Git for use on the command line, without
needing to download any separate packages. And whenever we update the version of
Git included with GitHub for Mac, you'll get the changes automatically – no
work required on your part!
After updating the app, you may notice some changes to the
Preferences window. On the newly renamed 'Advanced' tab, simply click 'Install
Command Line Tools':
You'll be prompted for an administrator password so that Git can be installed
into /usr/local/bin, and then you should very shortly see that it succeeded:
If you're using GitHub for Mac for the first time, and want to install Git, you
can also set it up from the welcome screen:
Once installed, you can open up Terminal.app and run git commands to your
heart's content. Command line aficionados, rejoice!
Install Github Mac
Update: We've since removed the ability to install Git from GitHub for Mac, because OS X Mavericks and later includes a version of Git already.
