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Moving from Komodo: Do Dockhand or Arcane Support Two-Way Git deployment for Docker Stacks?

I've been using Komodo for Docker management for a while now, but it feels more geared towards GitOps than day-to-day container and environment management. It works really well, but I find its features for managing Docker images, networks, volumes, updates, etc., a bit lacking. I currently run Portainer alongside it to fill that gap.

I've recently heard good things about Dockhand and Arcane, and I'm wondering how well they handle Git-based deployments.

One of the amazing features from Komodo is that I can edit a Compose file directly in the UI, and it automatically commits and pushes the changes back to the Git repository. Whereas Portainer seems to support only one-way deployments from Git to the local environment.

Do Dockhand or Arcane support a similar workflow, allowing changes made through the UI to be pushed back to Git, or are they limited to pulling deployments from a repository?

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