GitGlow 2.0 guide

Manage registered repositories

Register and switch repositories without deleting inactive registrations.

Reviewed for 2.0Updated September 13, 2026
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What this helps you do

Register and switch repositories without deleting inactive registrations.

Find it in GitGlow

Choose Repositories in the sidebar.

Before you start

Free retains every registration and permits one active repository or checkout; Pro adds concurrent observation.

Steps

  1. Review registered and discovered repositories.
  2. Register a local path or choose an existing registration.
  3. Activate the repository, then open its remembered section.

Expected result

Activation changes the working context while registrations, journals, drafts, and settings remain intact.

Controls

Active repositoryrepo.active

Switches the active registered repository.

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Recovery

If the workflow cannot continue

If a path moved, restore the registration to the correct checkout. GitGlow does not flatten or delete stored data.