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git-gq

About

A patch queue implementation for git.

Author

Goetz Pfeiffer <goetzpf@googlemail.com>

Documentation

https://goetzpf.github.io/git-gq

License

git-gq is licensed under GNU GPL v.3.

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Release files for git-gq 2.2.3

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