Here is a single line to add kraken support in `.zshrc`

gitkraken.zsh

# Open GitKraken using the current repo directory in the cli. 
alias kraken='open -na "GitKraken" --args -p "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"'
# Now you can 'git kraken'!

This seems to have been broken with recent updates to GitKraken 7.0.1

I happened to typo this and found a workaround that works with GitKraken 7.1.0 - I added a blank ('', but can be anything) argument before the `-p 'PATH``. I'm going to guess it has to do with argument parsing that GK is doing and they are stripping too many arguments before beginning parsing. My current git alias:

  kraken = !open -na "GitKraken" --args '' -p "$(cd "${1:-.}" && git rev-parse --show-toplevel) && open -a GitKraken; :"

Slight update for anyone who cares - if you happen to have a subrepo or other git-repo inside of another repo this requires a slight fix to use the current working directory instead of just the root of the current repository, so this is my current alias:

  kraken = !open "gitkraken://repo$(cd "${GIT_PREFIX:-.}/${1:-.}" && git rev-parse --show-toplevel); :"