GitBSLR Alternatives

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gitstatus

14 1,616 5.2 C++ GitBSLR VS gitstatus

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Guitar

2 1,532 8.4 C++ GitBSLR VS Guitar

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tortoisegit

35 1,372 9.4 C++ GitBSLR VS tortoisegit

Windows Explorer Extension to Operate Git; Mirror of official repository https://tortoisegit.org/sourcecode
Gittyup

7 1,287 9.0 C++ GitBSLR VS Gittyup

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QtPass

6 977 8.2 C++ GitBSLR VS QtPass

QtPass is a multi-platform GUI for pass, the standard unix password manager.
GitQlient

5 817 7.5 C++ GitBSLR VS GitQlient

GitQlient: Multi-platform Git client written with Qt.
godot-git-plugin

10 620 4.4 C++ GitBSLR VS godot-git-plugin

Git implementation of the VCS interface in Godot
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Is there a way to replace symlinks with the contents of what they point to when staging?
1 project | /r/git | 4 Apr 2022

I did find a tool called GitBSLR which was written to add support. I don't think I'd recommend actually using it. Even though it's an impressive hack, to me the whole thing doesn't seem like a good idea. Instead, I mentioning it because the fact that someone bothered to write it looks like pretty good confirmation that Git doesn't have the feature.