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FinderGit v0.1.2 is here — a Git-aware file browser for macOS. See what's new

Settings

Open Settings with , or from the menu FinderGit → Settings.

General

Settings — General tab

Startup

  • Launch FinderGit at login — automatically start FinderGit when you log in to your Mac

File Browser

  • Show hidden files — display dotfiles (files starting with .) in the tree view
  • Scan depth — maximum folder depth when scanning root folders for .git directories (1–10, default 5)
  • Font size — tree view font size in points (10–20, default 13). Also adjustable via + / / 0

Excluded Folders

Comma-separated list of directory names to skip during scanning. Default:

node_modules, .build, Pods, Carthage, DerivedData, .Trash, Library, Applications, .cache, .npm, vendor, bower_components

Git

Settings — Git tab

Git Executable

Path to the git binary. Default: /usr/bin/git (the macOS Xcode toolchain stub). Change this if you use a Homebrew or custom git installation.

Auto Fetch

Periodically fetch from all remotes. Options: Disabled (default), every 5/15/30/60 minutes.

Commit Template

A default message pre-filled in the commit text field. Leave empty for no template.

Terminal

Settings — Terminal tab

Choose which terminal application to use for the “Open in Terminal” action:

  • Terminal (default) — the built-in macOS Terminal
  • iTerm2 — if installed
  • Warp — if installed

Advanced

Settings — Advanced tab

File System Watcher

FSEvents latency slider (0.1s–2.0s, default 0.3s). Lower values make the UI more responsive to file changes; higher values reduce CPU usage.

About

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