GitGlow 2.0.3 guide

Use the embedded terminal

Run Git, tests, and installed command-line tools beside the active checkout.

Reviewed for 2.0.3Updated September 20, 2026
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What this helps you do

Run Git, tests, and installed command-line tools beside the active checkout.

Find it in GitGlow

Open a repository and choose Terminal at the bottom of the workbench.

Before you start

Free includes terminal tabs in one active checkout. Pro keeps shells running across repositories and worktrees.

Steps

  1. Choose Open terminal to start your default shell in the selected checkout.
  2. Create or rename tabs; search output, copy a selection, or interrupt a foreground command.
  3. Switch views without ending sessions. Close a terminal to stop its shell, or confirm stopping all sessions when quitting.

Expected result

Terminal sessions stay attached to their original checkout and changes refresh in the workbench. Output is kept in bounded memory and is not restored after an app restart.

Controls

Open terminal / New terminalterminal.open

Starts the default shell in this trusted checkout; tabs remain alive during navigation.

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Repository tools
Available
One checkout Free; concurrency Pro
Open workflow guide
Rename / Search / Copy / Interrupt / Closeterminal.controls

Manages the selected terminal session and its bounded output. Closing confirms stopping running commands.

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Repository tools
Available
All editions
Open workflow guide

Recovery

If the workflow cannot continue

If a shell exits, restart it. If another checkout has a running terminal on Free, close that session or use Pro. Commands run with your normal user permissions.