tt shouldn't fail if a single error occured, maybe it isn't a big deal (e.g. missing upstream), and it shouldn't output the errors directly.

Maybe we should improve the prompt to ask if errors should be shown, or if you still want to continue.

Tortuga should be usable if you're in a directory that belongs to a Git repo.

There should be an option to work on all branches, instead of just the currently checked out one.

Make sure that only stashed changes will be popped, not another stash by accident.

Right now staged changes are ignored, this might lead to some confusion, staged changes should be accounted for and visualized somehow.

If there are incoming and outgoing changes, there should be an option to only pull-rebase the incoming changes without pushing.

>>> Changes: 2↓ 1↑ [(Y)es/(no)/(i)ncoming-only] 

v 1.2
reports "Error" for repo in overview

Instead of splitting the phases rendering-wise, the second step should replace the content of the first one, to make easier to follow.

Not sure about retaining the non-relevant entries, maybe just fading them out is the better solution.

The newly introduced "incoming only" option does what it says, but the int the final summary, the outgoing changes are shown, too.

Two possible options:

• Don't show outgoing in summary if "incoming only"
• Show in different color (what if no color?)