Browse and manage GitLab repository content: files, commits, diffs, blame, compare branches, contributors, archives, changelogs, submodules, and markdown. Perform file CRUD and commit operations with optimistic concurrency control.
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- Search GitLab across instance, group, or project for code, merge requests, issues, commits, milestones, notes, projects, snippets, users, and wiki pages using full-text queries.MIT
- Compare a file between two commits. Get the unified diff to see exactly what changed.Apache 2.0
- Push local commits to a remote Git repository. Required: repo_path. Optional: remote, branch, force, set_upstream, dry_run. For staging, committing, and pushing in one step, use commit_and_push_changes.MIT
- Save content model definitions with automatic git commits, eliminating the need to manually edit .contentrain/ files.MIT
- Compare domain ontology between two git revisions to reveal added, removed, or changed concepts. Tracks vocabulary evolution across commits and helps identify naming inconsistencies in pull requests.MIT
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- Analyze git history to identify commit patterns, stale directories, and frequently changed files across hundreds of commits.MIT
- Retrieve available backup commits for a WordPress site to enable point-in-time restoration. Specify the domain and number of entries to fetch.MIT
- Organize multiple Git changes into separate, focused commits using guided sessions with step-by-step instructions and change statistics.MIT
- Compare two GitLab branches to see up to 30 commits and changed files. Useful for release note drafting and understanding differences between branches.MIT
- View unstaged Git changes with numbered lines to selectively stage specific modifications or new files for creating focused commits.MIT
- Stage specific lines or ranges from Git changes for partial commits, enabling multiple logical commits from a single file with intermixed changes, including untracked files.MIT
- Retrieve Bitbucket API data with token-efficient TOON format. Use jq to filter fields and reduce costs. Supports queries for workspaces, repositories, pull requests, branches, commits, and more.ISC
- Compare code changes between commits, branches, or tags in GitHub repositories to analyze differences, review pull requests, or check version updates.MIT
- Analyze a user's GitHub activity across an organization's repositories, tracking commits, pull requests, and issues with paginated results for efficient data handling.
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- Query GitHub user activity data across organizations or specific repositories to analyze contributions, commits, pull requests, and issues within defined time periods.
- Compare two Git references to review changes between branches, tags, or commits before merging. Shows commits and diffs to understand what changed between two points in a GitLab project.Apache 2.0
- View and filter repository commit history by date, branch, or file path to track changes and find specific modifications.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve merge commits performed by a specific user to track integrated contributions and analyze merge activity for release management.Apache 2.0