Tower 3.4.2 – Version control with Git made easy

Tower is a Git client for OS X that makes using Git easy and more efficient. Users benefit from its elegant and comprehensive interface and a feature set that lets them enjoy the full power of Git.

Tower abstracts Git’s complexity in an easy-to-use interface. For example, lots of actions can be performed simply via drag-and-drop, and mistakes can be undone easily. Advanced users can increase their productivity with features like single line staging, submodule support, or the file history.

Features

• git-svn support
• File history
• git-flow support
• Submodule support
• git-lfs support
• Blame view
• Single-line staging (per-line committing)
• Cherry-picking
• Discard chunks/lines
• Direct Github, Bitbucket, Gitlab, GitSwarm, Beanstalk, Visual Studio Team Services, Team Foundation Server and Rhodecode integration
• Support for Bitbucket team accounts
• Support for full-screen and Retina displays
• Many powerful drag-and-drop features include merge, rebase, push /pull to/from remote, apply stash, create new branch, etc.

Installation:

Mount the image and copy the application to the Applications folder.

Do not update application!

OS version: OS X 10.11 or later

Web Site: https://www.git-tower.com/mac/

What’s New in Tower 3.4.2

New:

• App Notarization: Tower builds are now signed using the “Apple notary service”, providing an additional layer of security.

Improved:

• Better License Information: Opening the “License…” dialog from the main menu now provides more information about your license.

Fixed:

• Default Avatar for User Profile: In our new “User Profiles”, we now also show a “default” avatar image if none is connected with the entered email address.
• Group Repositories in Services View: For users with multiple GitLab accounts, it could happen that a repository was listed under the wrong account / group.
• Commit Message Editing: When editing a commit message and starting it with a “#” character, Tower wasn’t always able to correctly save the message.
• Reflog Crash: On older macOS versions, opening an item from the “Reflog” could result in a crash.