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gitwink 0.8.0 download

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

This is an older version. The current version is 0.12.1. gitwink 0.12.1 · Released:

Installer files 0.8.0

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64-bit EXE (NSIS) · en-US Current user — github.com VirusTotal

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Release notes

Added
- Diff overview minimap + scroll-sync lock — the side-by-side diff gets a
change-location rail (add/delete/replace marks; click or drag to jump). The
two sides scroll together by default; a ⇅ Sync toggle unlocks them to roam
independently, showing both viewports on the rail with a one-tap re-align.
- Author filter — focus & sort — clicking an author now shows only that
one (matching the branch filter), a hover "only" isolates them from a
multi-pick, and a Count / A–Z / Recent sort tames the author list when
viewing all repos / all branches.
- Update available, in the panel — an orange badge on the app icon when an
update is waiting; click it to review and install. Previously only the tray
surfaced updates. Scoop installs get the badge too (pointing you at
scoop update gitwink).
Changed
- The branch list opens instantly in repos with thousands of branches.
gitwink no longer walks every branch's history up front to count commits —
each branch shows its last activity immediately, and commit counts load
lazily only for the rows you actually scroll past.
Fixed
- Long repo / branch names no longer push the header buttons off-screen.
The filter chips truncate instead, and in single-repo mode the branch name
is given priority over the (fixed-context) repo name.
- The commit-search bar now has a clear (×) button.
- Plain Ctrl+C in an expanded commit copies just your selection, not the
whole AI-context bundle — that stays on its own dedicated button.

https://github.com/var-gg/gitwink/releases/tag/v0.8.0

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