GitKraken Crack >= 7.7.0 ~ 11.2.0

GitKraken utils for non-commercial use

Working on GNU/Linux (without snap), Windows and macOS.

Author: PMExtra, forked from KillWolfVlad at GitKraken-AUR

✔ Verified with GitKraken v7.7.0 ~ v9.7.1

It should support any newer version of GitKraken, unless the entrypoint code (src/main/static/startMainProcess.js of GitKraken source) is modified.

Requirements

Node.js v12 LTS or later
yarn

Quick start

git clone https://github.com/PMExtra/GitCracken.git
cd GitCracken/GitCracken/
yarn install
yarn build
yarn gitcracken patcher

Notice

It need to refresh the GitKraken account information after this patch

This patch will modify your license while GitKraken fetching your profile. So if you still got free edition, you should re-login your GitKraken account.

Please ensure the communication with GitKraken server. Somebody may blocked the GitKraken server by the DNS or hosts file, please comment out or remove it temporarily.

If you still got free edition after re-login. Deleting the local profile might help. (Usually the path is %appdata%\.gitkraken for Windows, or ~/.gitkraken for Linux or macOS)

On macOS you should patch GitKraken after first launch.

There is a quarantine flag while downloading an App from Internet. If you changed it before the first launch, macOS will think the App was broken.

If you already do that, you can execute sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Application/GitKraken.app to remove quarantine flag.

Search macos quarantine for more details.

This patch only works with GitKraken 7.7.0 and later

If you really want to use an older version, you can ref the commit 011e42e for 7.6.x.

Usage

git clone https://github.com/PMExtra/GitCracken.git
cd GitCracken/GitCracken/
yarn install
yarn build
node dist/bin/gitcracken.js --help for more usage information

Patcher

1	$ yarn run gitcracken patcher [options] [actions...]

actions - array of values (any order, any count)

If actions is empty, will be used auto mode (ideal for beginners)

Action	Description
`backup`	Backup `app.asar` file
`unpack`	Unpack `app.asar` file into `app` directory
`patch`	Patch `app` directory
`pack`	Pack `app` directory to `app.asar` file
`remove`	Remove `app` directory

Option	Description (if not defined, will be used `auto` value)
`-a`, `--asar`	Path to `app.asar` file
`-d`, `--dir`	Path to `app` directory
`-f`, `--feature`	Patcher feature (from patches dir)

You can invoke -f, --feature several times to apply all patches!

Examples

Auto patch installed GitKraken (maybe require sudo privileges on GNU/Linux)

1	$ yarn run gitcracken patcher

Use custom path to app.asar

1	$ yarn run gitcracken patcher --asar ~/Downloads/gitkraken/resources/app.asar

Use custom actions (backup, unpack and patch)

1	$ yarn run gitcracken patcher backup unpack patch

Mac from sudo

1 2	sh-3.2# cd /.../Projects\ From\ GIT/GitCracken/GitCracken/dist/bin sh-3.2# yarn run gitcracken.js patcher --asar /Applications/GitKraken.app/Contents/Resources/app.asar

Disable Automatic Update

The patch will be overwrite after each GitKraken update. So you should patch again after each update.

If you don’t want any update, you can block the update server. Just add this content to your hosts file:

1 2	0.0.0.0 release.gitkraken.com 0.0.0.0 release.axocdn.com