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| Arquitectura | Tipo | Ámbito | Tamaño del archivo | Descargar | SHA256 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 64 bits | MSI · en-US | Todos los usuarios | 35,1 MB | releases.gitbutler.com | VirusTotal |
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Notas de la versión
## TUI
GitButler now has a terminal UI (in addition to the CLI)!
If you love keybindings, try it out with the `but tui` command and feel free to share any feedback in #tui on Discord.
## Changes
- Improved performance when exiting edit mode
- Assigning / staging changes to branches is no longer constrained by commit dependencies
- Improved file selection behavior with when using the tree view
- Improved submodule support: it is now possible to add submodules as GitButler projects
- Improved diff rendering performance with large files
- Fixes a bug where in some cases the app could stop updating state from file changes
- Fixes an issue where oplog revert did not handle branches with no commits
- Fixes an issue where moving a branch to another stack was erroneously changing the stack order
- Fixes an issue with the absorb functionality where some changes were not being committed
## CLI
- Significant improvements to Agentic use (update your SKILL file with `but skill install`)
- Fixes an issue where concurrent commits would cause a "Database locked" error
- Fixes an issue where `but amend` and `but absorb` were breaking pre-push hooks
- Renamed `but branch tear-off <branch>` to `but branch move --unstack <branch>`
- Added `but clean` which removes empty branches in the workspace
- `but move` now unifies moving of commits and branches (including stacking/unstacking)
- `but uncommit` now has a `--discard` flag which drops the content in addition to uncommitting
