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Tower's Custom Actions let you run scripts on selected files in the GUI. This guide shows how to configure and use this feature, with notes on limitations and verification.
Learn how to use Filament’s Custom Actions to add dynamic buttons to table rows, integrate with bulk actions, and validate behavior in a Laravel 10+ project.
Add read-only Git commands to SourceTree's menu so small chores stay in the GUI instead of breaking flow in a terminal.
Sourcetree Custom Actions let you bind scripts to GUI menu items, passing Git context like commit SHA or file paths. Learn how to configure an “Open in GitHub” action, test parameter substitution, and avoid common pitfalls such as quoting and environment differences.
Goal I want low-noise alerts from SourceTree on desktop: a single OS notification only when something high-value happens, such as a failed pull or a commit landing on a protected branch, with everything else going to a local log file. Constraints My understanding is that SourceTree Custom Actions are user-invoked menu items rather than an always-on event sys
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