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Notes de version
[New] Add support for custom editors and shells - #18954
[Added] Add Cursor support on macOS - #17462. Thanks @bjorntechCarl!
[Added] Add JetBrains RustRover support - #18802. Thanks @Radd-Sma!
[Fixed] The "Create a New Repository" dialog allows creation of repositories in repository subfolders - #19137
[Fixed] Stop improper announcement of "dialog" role on the autocompletion suggestions popover - #19114
[Fixed] The "Open a Pull Request" and "About" dialog's headings are announced via NVDA - #19107
[Fixed] The branch selection popover in the "Open a Pull Request" dialog does not close on filter clearing - #19106
[Fixed] The contrast ratio of icon in the diff file warnings is at least 3:1 - #19097
[Fixed] The "Push Local Changes" confirmation dialog users "alertdialog" role such that screen readers announce entire dialog contents - #19098
[Fixed] Emoji's provide descriptions for screen readers - #19101
[Fixed] Only ask for SSH credentials for the selected repository and only delete them after an authentication error - #19019
[Improved] Screen readers will announce when users expand context in a diff - #19128
[Improved] The squash dialog provides visual input labels - #19100
[Improved] The search inputs across the app provide visual labeling in the form of a search icon - #19103
[Improved] Use CmdOrCtrl+Q for Exit shortcut on Linux - #19093. Thanks @shiftkey!
[Improved] Add support for Gnome Console, LXTerminal and Warp shells on Linux - #19092. Thanks @shiftkey!
