Name: Turtle
Author: Philipp Unger

<p>
      Turtle provides a command line tool, which opens
      a dialog for some git actions, i.e. commit, log, etc.
      It also provides a plugin for Nautilus (and other file managers),
      which adds emblems and context menu entries.
    </p>
      <p>
      If you use the flatpak version, you have to install the Nautilus plugin manually.
    </p>
    

Turtle

<ul>
            <li>Add functionality to sign commits via seahorse and show signatures in log</li>
            <li>Flatpak version now also utilizes turtle service for faster emblem calculations</li>
            <li>Add nautilus plugin installer dialog to install the plugin from within flatpak</li>
            <li>Update flatpak runtime version to 46</li>
            <li>Minor fixes</li>
          </ul>
        

<ul>
            <li>Implement merge dialog</li>
            <li>Add merge functionality to log context menu</li>
            <li>Drastically improve log loading time</li>
            <li>Add bash completions file</li>
            <li>Add emblems info dialog to settings</li>
            <li>Add python main to turtlevcs module</li>
            <li>Add help output to turtle_cli and turtlevcs module</li>
            <li>Minor fixes</li>
          </ul>
        

<ul>
            <li>Add turtle service to avoid process spawn for every nautilus plugin file info call</li>
            <li>Minor fixes</li>
          </ul>
        

<ul>
            <li>Fix a bug which prevented subprocess opening</li>
            <li>Only consider local files in nautilus plugin</li>
          </ul>
        

Snoop lets you search through file contents in a given folder. It also provides a Nautilus extension to quickly search from the context menu.
      If you use the flatpak version, you can install the Nautilus extension directly from the preferences dialog.
    

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