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eugene1592021-11-21 18:31:04
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eugene159, 2021-11-21 18:31:04

How to see all files added to git?

On github.com, I can open a repository and see all its files and folders. Navigate folders and see what's inside. And it's all in the GUI. Here is a screenshot .

Are there any PC programs that allow you to do the same - see files and folders in the GUI (including the contents of files and folders)?

I write in PHPStorm. It solves the problem, but only partially.
Filenames that are not added to git are marked in brown. Added files are in black. Changed - blue. Here is a screenshot .

In my opinion, this is inconvenient, because. I want to see only the files of the repository (that is, only the files that are in git). I don't want to see the rest of the files.
Moreover, folder names are always black. I have to browse through all folders (with all levels of nesting). In most projects, this is very difficult to do, it’s easier to push the project on github to a private repository and see what is in git and what is not there (if any config got into git or something else). But it's kind of a perversion. In my opinion, this is the wrong solution to the problem.

In general, please tell me a program that will allow me to do what I want. Or maybe it can be done in PHPStorm? Display only project files.

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GavriKos, 2021-11-21
@GavriKos

Fork, SmartGit, SourceTree, and other GUI git clients.
https://git-scm.com/downloads - look here.

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Saboteur, 2021-11-21
@saboteur_kiev

Yes, any git client can do this.
For example, in the console
git ls-files
Well, any gui client for git should be able to do this.

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