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Open a command palette to commit and optionally push the current Git repository.
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Open a command palette to commit and optionally push the current Git repository.
Commit is a lightweight macOS Git client built around a command-palette workflow. Invoke it with a keyboard shortcut, enter a commit message, and it automatically detects the repository you have been working in before creating the commit. It can also push the result when requested, keeping routine changes out of a full Git GUI. Current downloads are provided for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Windows and Linux are referenced only as future issue requests rather than supported releases.
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