Use Git in Acode’s Alpine Linux terminal for small repository workflows, from reviewing a diff to preparing a commit.
Coming soon for iPhone and iPad.
Manage Git repositories on iPhone and iPad with Acode’s terminal and editor. Review changes, create commits, and connect to your Git host.
Acode for iPhone and iPad is currently marked Coming soon on the website. Check the home page for release availability.
Install Git: In the terminal, run apk update && apk add git.
Set your identity: Set git config --global user.name and git config --global user.email with the name and email you want on commits.
Open a repository: Clone a repository you have permission to access, or work with an existing local repository.
Review your edits: Run git status and git diff, then stage only the files you intend to commit.
Use git status and git diff to inspect changes before staging files.
Work from a repository in the terminal’s filesystem and open its files in Acode to edit them.
Fetching and pushing require a network connection and authentication accepted by your Git host. Keep credentials private and out of project files.
Local edits, status checks, diffs, and commits work without a network connection. Cloning, fetching, and pushing need access to the remote host.
The iOS terminal uses emulation. Large repositories and intensive operations may take longer; start with a small project.
The iOS release is coming soon. Check the home page for availability.