🧩 Patching up code can be a real puzzle. But what if we told you there's a new, smarter way to do it? 🤓 🌥️ Say hello to Cloud Patches! Just use 'gk patch create', name your patch, select your changes, and share the URL. It's that simple! 🔗

In his recent YouTube video, Ken explores the ins and outs of setting up Jira with GitHub. Discover how to effortlessly streamline your project management workflow and empower your team for peak productivity!

Meet Trevor 👋 He's a developer just like you, and sharing code is a crucial part of his workflow. That's why he's working on Cloud Patches – a streamlined way to get feedback earlier in the development process and save yourself from potential coding headaches! With just a few clicks, Trevor can convert his local #Git changes into a shareable patch, eliminating the delays of traditional methods like updating remotes or creating pull requests. 🔀

Mish (@MishManners) breaks down their methodology in her #GitKon session with some surprising results! 👀

From launching GitKraken Client to creating branches and committing changes, this GitKraken Client tutorial has everything you need to navigate version control & start writing beautiful code!

Cloud Patches enable devs to collaborate early & often – long before the PR stage! Share the URL with your team to speed up merges, ensure repos stay clutter-free, and avoid unnecessary rework.

According to Mish (@mishmanners) in her #GitKon session, GitHub Copilot is less of a professional threat and more of a pair programmer. 🤝 Think of it as a senior dev you can have at your side 24/7!

It's one thing to read the changelog, but another to see it in action. 👀 The GitKraken CLI brings new time-saving powers to your favorite terminal with Cloud Patches and the Focus View. The Focus View is especially handy for seeing a list of pull requests, issues, and WIPs you're working on.

No one wants to spend precious coding time manually pulling each branch, right? 🙅‍♂️ But fear not, because GitKraken CLI has your back! Set up your workspace, run the 'gk ws pull' command, and voilà!