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Fitxers d’instal·lació 0.10.1
| Arquitectura | Tipus | Àmbit | Mida del fitxer | Baixa | SHA256 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 64 bits | EXE (NSIS) · en-US | Usuari actual | — | github.com | VirusTotal |
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Notes de la versió
A hardening release. A full multi-agent QA sweep of v0.10.0 surfaced 29 verified
defects — 13 bugs, 8 performance bottlenecks, 8 rough edges — and every one is
fixed here, each as its own commit and each build- and test-verified. No new
features; the whole release is making what shipped in 0.10.0 solid.
Fixed
- Diffs show the right lines again. A file whose patch contained a line
starting with -- or ++ (an email signature, -- in prose, a Markdown
rule) shifted every following line number; and asking for one file's history
could splice in hunks from similarly-named files, because the path was matched
as a glob instead of a literal. Both are corrected and now regression-tested.
- Expanding a commit no longer jerks the timeline. Opening a commit whose row
had scrolled to the edge of the virtualized band keeps the scroll position put.
- Esc does one thing at a time. With a commit expanded, Esc collapses it
before it will close the panel; a context menu, an open find bar, and a
dropdown each take their turn in a stable order instead of racing each other.
- Korean / CJK input is safe everywhere. Pressing Enter or Esc mid-composition
in the search box, the diff find bar, or any dropdown confirms the text instead
of firing the shortcut underneath it.
- Opening a repo that can't be read now says so, instead of leaving the
previous repo's commits on screen as if they belonged to this one.
- Warp / jump edge cases. Jumping to a searched commit clears any file-history
scope; a jump past the loaded window lands with a visible notice and recovery
instead of silently at the top; a stale jump target no longer lingers after you
navigate by hand; and stepping Back across repos restores that view's branch
filter, not whatever happens to be on disk now.
- Buttons keep working. A window-level Enter no longer hijacks a focused panel
button, and after clicking a chip or a Copy button, j / k keep navigating.
- Settings no longer reverts a freshly-toggled "keep panel pinned" from a
stale form snapshot.
- Ctrl+F on an empty diff no longer arms an invisible find bar that then eats
the next Esc.
Performance
- Big repos stay responsive. Branch-label computation stops walking up to
5,000 commits past the visible window; a file's history stops re-scanning the
full history (50k+ commits) on every summon and cache invalidation; and commits
with thousands of changed files are cached, their file list capped with an
honest "showing N of M" footer.
- The diff window doesn't freeze. Syntax highlighting upgrades asynchronously
as you scroll instead of blocking it, and a minified single-line file is capped
instead of locking the window.
- Summoning is cheaper. A single-repo view skips re-shipping multi-megabyte
commit lists over IPC when nothing changed; a dead or unreachable
network-drive repo is skipped (with background recovery) instead of blocking
the whole refresh; and the diff minimap memoizes its segment marks.
Changed
- State survives navigation. The timeline stays mounted across opening and
closing search (no more full re-scan on every toggle), the diff keeps its
scroll position and find state across a context-size toggle, relative
timestamps tick while the panel is open, and view-history stops recording
no-op navigation steps.
- A second launch summons the existing window instead of starting a second
instance.
