GHManage
Version 1.0.0 — compare branches in lists you can move through, see how far every branch is from the default branch, and create a pull request, on Windows and the Mac.
A keyboard and screen reader friendly app for Windows and Mac for viewing and managing GitHub content. The repository list holds your own repositories and favorites, with your organizations under My Organizations and repositories shared with you under Shared With Me; take out any you don't want to see. Issues and pull requests appear in one list that works like an email inbox, with a details panel below for the full body, comments, and file changes. Notifications works as your GitHub inbox, My Work lists every open issue and pull request waiting on you, and searches can be saved and run again with one keystroke. It also covers branches, commits, tags, releases with download counts, labels, pull request checks, reviews and merging, and workflows you can run, read the logs of, and pull artifacts from. F6 moves between the panes and onto the status bar, which you can arrow through. Help has a list of every keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+F1), and the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) finds any command by name and says which one Enter will run; on the Mac, use Cmd for Ctrl. Both versions update themselves. The Mac version needs Apple Silicon (M1 or later) and macOS 11 or newer.
Get GHManage
- Download the GHManage installer for Windows
- Download GHManage for Windows as a portable zip
- Download GHManage for Mac, Apple Silicon (disk image)
- Download GHManage for Mac as a portable zip (Apple Silicon)
- All releases on GitHub — GHManage
- Track releases for GHManage — feed for an RSS reader
- Report a problem or suggest an idea — GHManage
Support
- Email for support — support@theideaplace.net
- Subscribe to the projects mailing list, change your options or read the archives — mailing list page
- Join the mailing list by email — send any message to projects-subscribe@theideaplace.net
- Post to the mailing list once you have joined — projects@theideaplace.net
- Leave the mailing list — send any message to projects-unsubscribe@theideaplace.net
The mailing list is one place for questions, tips and ideas about any of these projects. Whichever way you join, you get a confirmation email; reply to it or follow its link to finish. Past messages are in public archives on the list page, including your name and a lightly disguised email address, and search engines can find them.