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-[Joining the GitButler Team](#joining-the-gitbutler-team)
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## Overview
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We are also collecting tokio's runtime tracing information that could be viewed using [tokio-console](https://github.com/tokio-rs/console#tokio-console-prototypes):
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```bash
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$ tokio-console
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- nightly:
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```bash
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$ tokio-console http://127.0.0.1:6668
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- production:
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```bash
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$ tokio-console http://127.0.0.1:6667
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- development:
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```bash
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$ tokio-console
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```
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- nightly:
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```bash
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$ tokio-console http://127.0.0.1:6668
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```
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- production:
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```bash
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$ tokio-console http://127.0.0.1:6667
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```
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npm config get prefix
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If it's not `C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\npm` or another folder that is
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If it's not `C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\npm` or another folder that is
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normally writable, then we can set it in Powershell:
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```sh
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The `winapi` dependency on `gitbutler-git` doesn't currently compile on ARM,
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which means cross-compilation to x86-64 is required to workaround that. Besides,
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most users will probably still be on INTEL machines, making this capability
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most users will probably still be on INTEL machines, making this capability
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a common requirement.
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In a Git `bash`, *with MSVC for x86-64 installed on the system*, run the following
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In a Git `bash`, _with MSVC for x86-64 installed on the system_, run the following
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to prepare the environment.
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```bash
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GitButler is a git client that lets you work on multiple branches at the same time.
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It allows you to quickly organize file changes into separate branches while still having them applied to your working directory.
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You can then push branches individually to your remote, or directly create pull requests.
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Using Git you can stash your changes and switch to another branch, where you can commit, and push your fix.
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*With GitButler* you simply assign your fix to a separate virtual branch, which you can individually push (or directly create a PR). An additional benefit is that you can retain the fix in your working directory while waiting for CI and/or code review.
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_With GitButler_ you simply assign your fix to a separate virtual branch, which you can individually push (or directly create a PR). An additional benefit is that you can retain the fix in your working directory while waiting for CI and/or code review.
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### Trying Someone Else's Branch Together With My Work in Progress
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> Say you want to test a branch from someone else for the purpose of code review.
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Using Git trying out someone else's branch is a full context switch away from your own work.
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*With GitButler* you can apply and unapply (add / remove) any remote branch directly into your working directory.
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_With GitButler_ you can apply and unapply (add / remove) any remote branch directly into your working directory.
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## Documentation
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at the [DEVELOPMENT.md](DEVELOPMENT.md) file.
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