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 # Overview    **gitkiln** provides a command line tool that provides some integration  between your local Git repositories and Kiln. It can take you directly -to Kiln pages corresponding to history, annotations, repository -settings, and more. +to Kiln pages corresponding to history, annotations, and repository +settings; can allow you to quickly create new branch repositories +in Kiln and add existing branch repositories to your remotes; give +you the Mercurial changeset ID corresponding to a Git changeset +ID; and more!    # Installation    If you have downloaded the appropriate binary for your system, simply  place it somewhere convenient (e.g., on your path), and you can invoke  it in your preferred manner. We suggest adding an appropriate alias  to Git so that gitkiln appears to be a normal Git command. For  example, if you want `git kiln` to invoke `gitkiln`, you would run     git config --global alias.kiln '!/path/to/gitkiln $@'    from a command line.    If you are building from source, then you can simply do     go install developers.kilnhg.com/Code/Kiln/Group/gitkiln    and git-kiln will be installed in your `GOPATH`.    # Usage    The full usage of **gitkiln** is documented by built-in help. To see  it, simply run `gitkiln help`.