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gitwink 0.10.0 download

Tray-resident, read-only git glance for the AI-agent era.

This is an older version. The current version is 0.13.0. gitwink 0.13.0 · Released:

Installer files 0.10.0

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Release notes

Added
- Find inside a diff (Ctrl+F). The side-by-side view is virtualized, so the
browser's own find can't see off-screen lines — this searches the whole diff.
Ctrl+F opens a bar that jumps to each match, counts them (3/17), cycles
with Enter / Shift+Enter, and tints every hit. Esc closes the bar (a second
Esc closes the window). Works with Korean/CJK input and non-Latin keyboards.
- Fetch now — an explicit ↻ button next to the branch chip. It runs the same
quiet, origin-pinned, read-only fetch as auto-fetch, but on demand: it works
even with auto-fetch turned off, ignores the cooldown, and tells you the
outcome (spins → ✓, or ! with why), refreshing the ahead/behind counts and the
"last fetch" age. So there's never any doubt about whether you're looking at
current remote state.
- View history — go back and forward (Alt+← / Alt+→). Every place you jump —
warping to a searched commit, opening a file's history, switching repos —
becomes a step you can walk back and forward through, like a browser, with a
matching ‹ › pair in the header. Esc walks the same history. Exiting a file's
history now returns you to wherever you opened it from (e.g. back to all repos)
instead of stranding you in one repo.
- File history without hunting. Reach a file's history from the right-click
menu — on a diff-window file, on the diff content, or on a changed-file row in
the timeline — or from a visible 🕘 on the timeline's changed-file rows, not
just the diff window.
- Search names what it actually searched. A search with no matches that was
scoped to one repo now says so and offers a one-click "Search all repos,"
instead of a bare "no matches" that reads like the commit doesn't exist.
- Copy this file's diff — a right-click action in the diff window that copies
the patch you're reading, with a reference header, ready for a chat prompt.
- A first-run tip naming the non-obvious moves — search, expand, file
history, copy-for-AI — shown once and dismissable.
Changed
- The diff window is honest when something fails. A commit whose file list
can't load says so (instead of a permanent "Loading files…"), and a diff that
fails to fetch shows a real error instead of a misleading "No textual diff."
- A filter that's narrowing the view is visible at a glance — the repo,
author, and branch chips gain an accent dot when they're not on "all," so a
near-empty list's cause is obvious.
- Diff sidebar polish — status badges (NEW / MOD / DEL / REN) and rename
arrows now match the panel; the sidebar scales with the UI-scale setting and
can no longer sprout a horizontal scrollbar; the chosen context level
(±3 / ±25 / Full) sticks across files and sessions.
- Relative times don't run past days — old commits read 12w / 8mo / 2y
instead of 730d.
- The right-click menu is grouped by subject (selection · file · commit), and
hover affordances (🕘, ↗) are faintly visible at rest instead of invisible.

https://github.com/var-gg/gitwink/releases/tag/v0.10.0

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