CommitGlyphs app

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I was very glad with the introduction of the new tools last weekend.

I’ve been eager to try CommitGlyphs. I feel the concept is spot on, and I’m sure I’m not the only one missing a git client tailored for type development.

So far I haven’t managed to make it work with the repos I have. But besides that I was wondering about something else. Do CommitGlyphs and MergeGlyphs have to be separate apps? Isn’t their basic concept close enough for them to become a single, powerful, file management app?.

I love the idea of a “Glyphs Suite”, but I’m not sure how benefitial it is when the use of each app is so fine-grained.

In any case, Cheers to the new tools! :clap:

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I do believe they ought to be separate apps. Their functionality difference is the same as between VisualDiffer and GitHub App.

About CommitGlyphs: I have also noticed problems with connecting certain GitHub repos. I’ll see if I can clear up some things when I write the manual on the tools page.

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Not sure if this makes any difference at all, but just so that you know, over here I’ve tried connecting repos stored on Bitbucket.

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I was about to ask if Bitbucket will be supported?

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I don’t have bitbucket repos but I expect to be working fine. The app only deals with the local repo, so you need another client to do the checkouts and syncs.