libgit2
libgit2.orgEmbed Git repository operations in applications with a cross-platform, linkable C library.
Embed Git repository operations in applications with a cross-platform, linkable C library.
Use a Git repository as a wiki that can be edited in a browser or a text editor.
A repository manager for caching dependencies and storing build artifacts across a delivery pipeline.
Rewrite Git history to remove paths, extract directories or apply custom filters.
Configure mobile-app build and test workflows around connected source repositories.
Run repository workflows on events such as pushes, with jobs executed by GitHub-hosted or self-hosted runners.
Define cloud CI/CD workflows as repository-stored YAML or through a visual editor.
Run repository builds, tests, and release steps in workflows defined by CircleCI configuration.
Stage, commit, branch, rebase, and inspect a Git repository through a terminal interface.
Orchestrate infrastructure-as-code stacks and run commands only where repository changes require them.
Use scheduled GitHub Actions to monitor endpoints, record response-time history, and publish a status page.
Store, cache, and share software packages as part of a build and release workflow.
Run repository builds after pushes using a versioned `.travis.yml` configuration.
Publish a static website from a GitHub repository, using a branch or a GitHub Actions workflow.
Deploy an application from a GitHub repository to Koyeb-managed compute.
Track project history locally, branch freely, and share selected commits with collaborators.
Deploy an application from a repository or starter template and configure its runtime in Railway.
A research repository linking findings to original study material
A research repository connecting findings to their source material
Research studies and a shared findings repository
A repository-backed notes app that keeps editable Markdown files on Apple devices.
Run free, open-source CI/CD pipelines with containerized workflow steps.
Keeps a categorized GitHub release draft updated as pull requests merge.
Combine software-team issue tracking and a project wiki with repository-linked work.