File View
The File View in Froggit displays all the modified files in your Git working directory with useful details and controls for staging, discarding, and navigating files.
File List Details
Section titled “File List Details”Each file is shown with the following elements:
- Modification status checkbox:
[✓]indicates the file is staged (ready to commit).[ ]indicates the file is unstaged (not yet staged).
- File icon representing its type or extension.
- Filename.
- Cursor indicator (
) shows the currently selected file.
Summary
Section titled “Summary”At the top, you’ll see a summary showing:
- Number of files staged for commit.
- Number of files modified but not staged.
- A warning if new commits are available on the remote repository (suggesting you should pull).
Controls
Section titled “Controls”↑ / ↓: Move the selection cursor up or down through the list of files.space: Toggle staging/unstaging the selected file.x: Discard changes on the selected file (only shown if there are modified files).c: Go to the Commit view (only available if there is at least one staged file).?: Show help information.
- Additional controls like switching to Branch or Remote views, or push/pull actions, are handled in other views or menus.
- The File View focuses on file staging and change discarding before committing.