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Use Tower Git's drag-and-drop interactive rebase to squash, reorder and drop commits before review for cleaner PRs, with clear limits on history rewrites and conflict resolution.
Use Tower's Interactive Rebase to reorder, squash, or reword local commits before sharing them, with steps to verify and undo.
Learn how Tower’s built‑in Git LFS support simplifies handling large binaries, from enabling the toggle to a step‑by‑step example and trade‑offs you need to consider before adopting LFS in your team.
Learn how Tower’s visual merge conflict editor lets you resolve hunks side‑by‑side without leaving the GUI, reducing context switching and keeping the workflow transparent.
Tower's Cmd+Z undo doesn't add safety Git lacks — it surfaces reflog-based recovery as a keystroke. Here's what that buys a team, where it stops working, and how to verify coverage yourself.
A diagnostic guide for resolving sync stalls, unresponsive UI, and fetch hangs in Tower Git, featuring a symptom mapping table and isolation steps.
Compare Tower 4's visual 3-way merge editor with CLI conflict resolution, see trade-offs, and follow a step-by-step workflow to resolve conflicts safely.
Pick merge commit, rebase-and-merge, or squash merge in Tower based on sharing, auditability, and history policy. Compare trade-offs and validate topology before pushing.
Tower's Undo button reverses local commits, rebases, merges, and discarded changes with one keystroke. Learn how the undo stack works, where it stops (pushes), and how to fall back to the reflog.
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