Installation

This wiki page will guide you through getting git-open working on your system.

Table of Contents

• Universal
  • Cargo
  • Build from source
• OS
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • Mac

Universal

If your architecture is supported by the pre-built binaries, you can download them from the releases page.

Cargo

You need to install Rust on your system.

cargo install git-open

This method will build the binary from source.

To update, run

cargo install git-open --force

Build from source

git clone https://github.com/KaustubhPatange/aow.git
cd git-open
cargo build --release
cargo run --release -- start

OS

Windows (chocolatey)

Note: Approving package on Chocolatey takes a couple of days to be available for public downloads. In case you see any release version on Github as pending approval on Chocolatey you should download the standalone binary (tar.gz) from release section & replace it with the one located here C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\lib\git-open.

choco install git-open version 0.1.0

You can always download the binary (tar.gz) for your OS from the release section > extract it into a folder & add the directory to the PATH environment variable.

Linux

For Linux, you have the following methods to install from.

// TODO: Add it to snap store

• Go to release section & download the latest .deb package.
• Install via dpkg.

sudo dpkg -i git-open-linux.deb

You can always download the binary (tar.gz) for your OS from the release section & add it to your PATH. Following command will add the binary to PATH considering the binary is extracted into a folder called git-open.

export PATH="$HOME/Downloads/git-open:$PATH"

Mac

brew tap adb-over-wifi/git-open
brew install git-open

You can always download the binary (tar.gz) for your OS from the release section > extract it into a folder & add the folder to your /etc/paths.