MGit APK

Version 1.6.FINAL - com.manichord.mgit
manichord,mgit,productivity

A Git client for Android

MGit apk

APP Information

Download Version 1.6.FINAL (228)
Apk Size10.44 MB
App DeveloperManichord Pty Ltd
Malware CheckTRUSTED
Install on Android5.0 and up
App Packagecom.manichord.mgit.apk
MD53278fc586ae789801b99fae63d9ca217
Rate1
Website https://www.manichord.com/projects/mgit.html

Download MGit 1.6.FINAL APK

App Description

MGit is manichord,mgit,productivity, content rating is Everyone (PEGI-3). This app is rated 1 by 1 users who are using this app. To know more about the company/developer, visit Manichord Pty Ltd website who developed it. com.manichord.mgit.apk apps can be downloaded and installed on Android 5.0 and higher Android devices. The Latest Version of 1.6.FINAL Available for download. Download the app using your favorite browser and click Install to install the application. Please note that we provide both basic and pure APK files and faster download speeds than APK Mirror. This app APK has been downloaded 420+ times on store. You can also download com.manichord.mgit APK and run it with the popular Android Emulators.

MGit is a full featured Git client that allows you to manage files in a local Git repository, clone, push and pull to and from remote repositories. It allows you to browse files in your local repositories, see diffs of changed files, stage and commit files all in your local repository while offline.

Features include:
* Create local repositories
* Clone remote repositories
* Fetch, Pull, Push from remote repositories
* Delete local repositories
* Browse files
* Browse commit messages
* Checkout branches and tags
* HTTP/HTTPS/SSH are supported (including SSH with private key passphrase)
* Search local repositories
* Privatekey management
* git diff between commits
* Import existing repositories
* Merge branches
* Add modified file to stage
* View state of staged files (aka index)
* Rebasing branches
* Cherrypicks

For a full list of features see: https://github.com/maks/MGit#supported-features

MGit does not have a built-in text editor but has been tested to work well with the open source Viper Edit app (http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.manichord.viperedit) but should also work well with other Android text editors that support Content Providers.

Please do not leave comments here if you have any problems, instead please create a new issue at: https://github.com/maks/MGit/issues/new/choose

MGit is a continuation of development of the popular SGit app. 

App ChangeLog

  • Add notice regarding lack of compatibility for Android 11 and newer devices.

App Screens

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  1. Chukwunalu Egwali-avatar

    Chukwunalu Egwali

    This is a very great app. Gives me all functionality of git without having to worry about a having a computer super. The app is fast and efficient with an interface very easy to understand. I hope it remains good like this overtime. I will also recommend that you add a command line interface option. This will give users the option to choose between the current graphical interface and a command line interface.

  2. Michael Hill-avatar

    Michael Hill

    The app is great for straightforward editing on the go. The one thing it's lacking is a commandline area where git commands can be executed. Just yesterday I was in need of rolling back the last commit after accidentally commiting it to the master branch instead of a feature branch. While the command to do so is straightforward, it is not possible with the app in its current state. I'll happily change my rating to 5 stars if the ability to execute git commands is implemented.

  3. John Meyer-avatar

    John Meyer

    if you're trying to use SSH, after you add the key, you need to long press on the key, then from the menu add the password... otherwise you'll just get weird errors... app needs to prompt for PW after import

  4. Logan Beavers-avatar

    Logan Beavers

    The most beautiful thing I've ever layed eyes on, the thing that pushed me to write this review is, when you want to edit a file, and click the edit button, IT OPENS YOUR IDE! That blew my mind it's seemless, it's elegant, it's exactly what I want.

  5. Abhi-avatar

    Abhi

    One of the best apps that I have ever used. I am, however very disappointed in the UI. Maybe I'll redo the UI in the repository.

  6. TheYoBros-avatar

    TheYoBros

    This app is good it is one of the only apps that let you commit and push from your phone. The only thing is that there is no refresh button and if i make a new branch ob my computer i have to delete the repository on my phone and re-add it. Just a minor inconvenience but still one of the bests apps out there

  7. Chris Elfers-avatar

    Chris Elfers

    Really good app and very fast. One of the few that doesn't require a github account to just pull. It still opens files like .csv in the internal editor. I thought it was supposed to go to external now? No biggie -- you can just click upper right of the editor to open external app.

  8. David Kamaunu-avatar

    David Kamaunu

    Git client substitution. Great for mobile git clone to local device.

  9. Luigi Scalise-avatar

    Luigi Scalise

    Does exactly what you need it to and not much extra. Which isnt to say thats a bad thing! Getting what youre looking for and nothing more (no ads, useless features) is rare these days. Graphical UI based git. Good work devs! Thank you.

  10. Joshua Tacoma-avatar

    Joshua Tacoma

    The app claimed to need access to all my local files, but I denied it this permission and the app worked fine: I was able to come a remote repo with no issues. However, returning to the app later, it again asked permission to see all my files and claimed it would not work properly without this permission. Also, it supports username/password authentication for SSH URLs, but goes not support using a smart card for authentication. I'm glad it's open source so I might be able to help fix it :)