It's a gitlike VCS in Python! Wow! It's called pit because it's not great. Pit is written in Python 3, and it expects it to be at /usr/bin/python3. If your python 3 is in a different place you can probably either edit pit.py or make a symlink.
It makes it a bit easier to use if you do:
sudo ln -s /path/to/pit.py /usr/bin/pit
So you can do:
pit init
To create a new repo (in .pit).
pit add myfile
to stage myfile.
pit commit author 'commit message'
to write a commit object, and
pit status
To see the currently staged files.
pit info commit
where commit is the hash of a commit your interested in, to get information about who committed it and which files were included.
pit branch
To see info about the branches, and
pit branch branchname author
To create a new branch branchname with author author. Then you can do:
pit checkout object
to check out either a branch or a commit (there isn't a whole lot of difference between these, except that branches have human-readable names).
I also added an alias feature:
pit alias name commit
This just lets you make a human readable name for a commit, which you can use to checkout that commit later.
That's about it!
- stash
- history/git log
- diff