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Add README file and add link to the app on the Android Market!
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rtyley committed Jun 13, 2011
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© 2011 Roberto Tyley

This app can bought on the Android Market, doing so supports the author in the creation of open-source software.
This app can bought on the [Android Market](https://market.android.com/details?id=com.madgag.agit),
doing so supports the author in the creation of open-source software.

The source code is freely available:

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Agit - Android Git Client
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https://market.android.com/details?id=com.madgag.agit

Agit is an open-source Git client for Android devices, allowing you to checkout the entire history of any Git repository while on the move, review changes and store for full offline access.

- Clone remote Git repositories onto your phone!
- Just like regular Git, the full history is stored for offline access.
- Animated Diffs - Watch diffs smoothly transition from Before to After - and back again. I'm using 'smoothly' figuratively here. It's still pretty cool.
- Supports git, http, https protocols. SSH for private repos also available if you don't mind jumping through some hoops (coming soon: fewer hoops!).
- Currently this is a 'read-only' client. You can clone & fetch, but not commit and push. I haven't yet had time to build all the user interface around that - but I reckon implementing pinch-gesture-branch-merge would be fun.
- Periodic sync enabled on Android 2.2 and later - latest commits fetched quarter-hourly.
- Cloning substantial projects like Mongo or JQuery will take a few minutes to perform - fortunately subsequent fetches will be much faster.


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