Learn how to easily filter, merge, and push changes with our latest tutorial here on YouTube. Fine-tune your #Git flow with just a few clicks! ✨

So you created a merge commit, but now you want to go back. What to do? Panic?? 😱 Not quite. Just right-click on the merge commit and select 'reset hard' to discard all changes. 🚮 Voilà! Your repo is back to how it was, merge-free. 👏

Merge with ease using GitKraken Client! Learn the steps for merging branches using the intuitive drag-and-drop interface. We'll show you how to handle merges, resolve conflicts with the merge tool, and reset merges effectively using the GitKraken Client GUI.

Drag and drop branches onto each other to start #merge operations seamlessly. 🖥️ This approach to merging is quick and easy, visually mapping out merge history for clarity into your repo's history. 🔍

So, you want to stay in your terminal. That doesn't mean you have to miss out on any GitKraken goodness. 👀 The GitKraken CLI makes it easy to use features like Workspaces, Cloud Patches, and more, all without leaving the comfort of your terminal. 🖥️ Download for free at gitkraken.com/cli or 'gk-cli' on GitHub!

Love the command line? GitKraken's got you covered! Switch between a full-feature GUI, a straightforward terminal, or the best of both worlds. 🖥️ 🌏 What's your coding style – buttons galore or just the essentials? 👩‍💻

Cloud Patches let you share WIPs in just a few clicks. ⚡️ Manage permissions to control who has access, or just send the link to yourself so you can quickly access your code across multiple devices. 🔄🔒

🌩️ Facing access issues or need to tweak more than just a few lines of code? GitKraken Client's Cloud Patches are here to help! Discover a smoother way to integrate changes across repositories, making it easier to refine and adjust your code just the way you need.

Organize your repos and quickly fetch updates, both in the GUI and the CLI, with GitKraken Workspaces.

Matt Johnston, GitKraken CEO, shares his insights on the impact of context switching on developers' productivity and how crucial those moments of flow can be.