git-sync-checker

Git sync checker automatically detects uncommitted changes, unpushed commits, and remote updates by running git status, git fetch, and git log comparisons. It generates a structured report showing exactly what's out of sync between your local repository and GitHub, helping you understand the state before switching devices.

After scanning your branch state, git sync checker provides copy-ready, safe commands for pushing, pulling, and rebasing. The report lists all necessary synchronization steps in executable order, eliminating manual command construction and reducing the risk of data loss when handoff switching between computers.

Yes, git sync checker identifies when your local branch is behind the remote by comparing git log output after fetching. It detects unpulled changes alongside uncommitted and unpushed modifications, giving you a complete picture of sync discrepancies across all three states.

Git sync checker prevents data loss by scanning for uncommitted, unpushed, and unpulled changes before you switch devices. It generates safe, reversible synchronization recommendations and ready-to-copy commands, so you complete all necessary git operations before transitioning to another computer.

The report shows local modifications, staged but uncommitted changes, commits waiting to push, and remote updates waiting to pull. Each section includes the affected files or commits and corresponding git commands you can execute immediately to resolve discrepancies.

Yes, git sync checker analyzes the current branch state, including local and remote tracking branches. It detects sync issues specific to your active branch and provides branching-aware commands, supporting multi-branch development across devices.