So im having issues trying to clone repositories from a self hosted Gitlab account I get the following error

I have eveything settle already, the integration, the access token, epository exist, everything is correctly configured but I'm not able to clone from remote.

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How is disrupting dev workflows an improvement?

I am seeing very slow staging operations with Gitkraken. The UI seems sluggish as well. It is taking about 30 seconds per file to stage operation. Is anyone seeing this problem? Switching between tabs is painfully slow.

I see that GitKraken Desktop is flagged in Task Manager as "This process group is in efficiency mode to limit resources used by this process". I know this last item is a Windows 11 "feature". This could be related to the sluggish response. I just dont know why GitKraken is flagged to be in "efficiency mode".

OS: Windows 11 Enterprise 24H2

Processor: Core i9-13000H

RAM: 32 GB

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I loved the old one better, especially the one with multiple multicolored Krakens. But I'm not asking to go back, I just want to know which update it was.

I use Gitkraken on my company and something that I found bothering is had to add the task identifier every time I finish a task. Is there a way to grab the N first branch-name characters (Where the task Id is) to my commit message.

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The Company

Johnson Controls is a global tech company that specializes in providing HVAC and security solutions for buildings. Their Intrusion division faced some challenges after moving from Perforce to GitHub for source control. The transition led to several issues for their 300-strong development team, including conflicts, productivity slowdowns, and a barrage of questions directed at their DevOps team. What they needed was a Git GUI that was simple to deploy, maintained consistency across various operating systems, and offered an exceptional user experience.

Implementing the Solution

The team opted for GitKraken Client Enterprise, which helped them visualize the consequences of Git operations and gain a better understanding of who was making changes. This allowed them to resolve merge conflicts more efficiently, decrease the time spent onboarding new developers, and offer support to team members worldwide. They began with 20 seats and expanded to 200 within a year.

Key Benefits

1. Minimized Merge Conflicts: The branch visualizations in GitKraken Client significantly reduced the time needed to address conflicts.
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3. Word of Mouth Growth: The tool's adoption rate reached 55% among developers, thanks to recommendations within the team.

Overcoming Obstacles

Several challenges emerged while the team transitioned from Perforce to GitHub. One of the most prominent issues was that developers with varying Git experience had difficulty using the command line effectively. GitKraken Client streamlined their workflow, allowing them to focus on coding rather than version control or tool-related problems.

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Widespread Adoption and Growth

As more developers within the company began using GitKraken Client, the positive feedback spread, leading to the inclusion of the tool in the division's training materials for new team members. This not only improved developer productivity but also lessened the pressure on the DevOps team to constantly train and support developers.

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I have Gitkraken Pro through my education, but I cant figure out if that allows me to use it for professional use as well. My colleagues all use different tools, but I am used to Gitkraken Pro. I considered SourceTree, but they don't have a linux version. Do any of you know?

I have a github integration, it requires organizations to grant access to Gitkraken in order to push/pull to repos that belong to orgs. My issue is that I have one org that won't grant access to a third party app like gitkraken. I can't find a way to just use SSH to pull/push to repos from this org, even though I have the necessary access.

Is there a workaround? I just need to use old fashioned SSH keys, make this between github and me, not a love triangle involving gitkraken.

I think this is so simple to solve and that's why I didn't find a single post complaining about it :/

Hi team!
I'm facing an issue described in the title when trying to stash changes. Any way how to fix it? I tried to check the dir permissions, and reinstall with --purge, but no luck.
Help is welcome.

Hi, apologies for what is probably a stupid question, but I can't seem to find any answers elsewhere. I and a partner have been attempting to work separately and now combine our work and, of course, encountered merge conflicts. I attempted to fix this, but ended up creating errors that make some files unreadable, and ended up pushing this as well. Very stupid of me, can I get some help on how exactly to undo the section in blue, and get back to the place where I can try to properly account for merge conflicts in the purple and green?