Gitmun च्या जुन्या आवृत्त्या डाउनलोड करा

What's Changed
- feat(git): improve submodule management and status reporting by @cst8t in #60
Full Changelog: v0.12.2...v0.13.0

What's New
CI/CD
- Pinned the MinGit version in the build-bundles workflow to ensure consistent build environments.
Full Changelog: v0.12.1...v0.12.2

What's New
Git Operations & Hooks
- Enhanced Hook Feedback: Added real-time progress tracking for pull, merge, and rebase operations.
- Hook Bypass: You can now choose to bypass hooks for pull and merge operations when the backend permits.
- Improved Reliability: Added automatic rollback for merge operations if a merge hook fails.
- Hook Warnings: The UI now displays warnings when an operation completes successfully but a post-operation hook fails.
Avatars
- GitLab Support: Added a new GitLab avatar provider.
- Better Discovery: Improved GitLab avatar fetching by utilizing commit authors to identify users more accurately.
User Interface
- Commit Graph: The commit graph toolbar button is now permanently visible and no longer requires a setting to be enabled.
Internal Improvements
- Refactored commit message validation for AI-generated messages.
- Updated project dependencies.
Full Changelog: v0.11.1...v0.12.0

What's New
- Improved the commit hook progress display: it now appears as a clear banner in the staging area.
- Hardened commit-signature verification by only using trusted global GPG program settings.
- Release packages are now published only after all supported distribution targets have successfully completed publication.
- Updated bundled dependencies, including networking and Rust components.
Full Changelog: v0.11.0...v0.11.1

What's New
Git workflow
- See live output and hook progress while committing, pushing, switching branches, creating checked-out branches, and managing remote branches or tags.
- When supported hooks reject a commit or push, review their output and choose to retry without hooks.
- Receive a warning when a post-checkout hook fails after a successful branch switch or checkout.
- Configure automatic remote fetching every 5, 10, 30, or 60 minutes while a repository window is focused.
Repository navigation and history
- Recent repositories now integrate with system history:
- Windows users get recent repositories in the Gitmun Jump List.
- Linux users get recent repositories in the desktop recent-files history.
- Remove repositories directly from the Recent Repositories list or the Open Repository menu.
- Browse files changed by a commit in a collapsible folder tree, with searchable paths.
- Commit searches now temporarily hide the commit graph for clearer results and show a dedicated “No commits found” state.
AI extension changes (experimental)
- Configure a separate AI model specifically for commit-message generation while retaining the main model for conflict resolution and writing tasks.
- Set the commit-message model through GITMUN_AI_COMMIT_MODEL.
- Add an Off reasoning preference to explicitly disable reasoning where supported.
- OpenRouter now uses task-aware reasoning defaults and keeps reasoning traces out of responses.
- AI writing results now provide copy confirmation, and context previews present included files more clearly.
- Amazon Bedrock is now listed among supported AI providers.
Full Changelog: v0.10.1...v0.11.0

What's New
This patch release contains a small set of user-facing improvements and a number of internal fixes and packaging tweaks. Highlights include a new "unstage multiple files" command and improvements to the commit-graph rendering and generated avatar styling.
Highlights
Unstage multiple files
- New Tauri command and API: unstage_files (unstage multiple selected paths in a single operation).
- UI: Project view now calls unstageFiles to perform a single backend operation for bulk unstage.
- Git backends:
- CLI backend supports --pathspec-from-file=- --pathspec-file-nul for safe, literal path handling.
- gix backend delegates to CLI fallback for this operation.
- Tests: comprehensive tests added for the new behaviour (preserving worktree files, literal pathspec handling, whitespace in paths, rejecting empty/NUL paths, initial/unborn-HEAD behaviour).
Commit graph improvements
- Commit graph supports a fixed viewport with horizontal scrolling when the graph has more lanes than fit the viewport.
- Visual / CSS tokens added for lane colours; gradients use named tokens rather than raw colours.
- Utilities exported to compute viewport/total widths, and graph rendering updated to use the shared viewport and scroll position.
- Tests updated for wider graphs and viewport behaviour.
Generated avatars & Titlebar changes
- New stable initials + colour selection helper:
- src/utils/generatedAvatar.ts supplies initials and a stable colour index.
- CSS tokens added for generated avatar colours/backgrounds.
- Titlebar now accepts an identity name and uses the generated avatar helpers; tests updated to match.
Packaging & build
- Rust version bumped: rust-version = "1.94.1" in src-tauri/Cargo.toml.
- Packaging/spec files updated to require cargo/rust >= 1.94.1 in OBS/specs and Debian control.
- OBS project config adjusted and packaging scripts updated for source URL validation.
Minor UI & tests
- ProjectView: streamlined avatar / identity handling and bulk unstage flow.
- Commit graph gutter, layout, and accessibility (scroll region) improvements.
- Small CSS tweaks (Titlebar/commit graph/avatars).
- Added and adjusted unit/integration tests for the new features and layout changes.
Other notable changes
- README and docs unchanged in content here (focus was bugfix, graph & staging changes).
- Many internal refactors and test coverage improvements.
- Various build and packaging tweaks to improve compatibility with updated toolchains.
Upgrade / compatibility notes
- No user-facing breaking changes expected.
- If you build packaged artifacts, ensure rust/cargo >= 1.94.1 is available.
- The new unstage_files behaviour depends on the underlying git CLI behaviour; path arguments are treated as literal pathspecs and NUL-separated when provided by the UI/backend.
Full Changelog: v0.10.0...v0.10.1

What's New
This release adds two experimental, opt-in features - Local Copy and a bundled AI extension - plus a large set of AI/runtime integrations, documentation, and internal dependency updates. Both experimental features are disabled by default.
Highlights
Experimental: Local Copy
- New CLI and UI command: gitmun copy
- Modes:
- files-only - copies every hidden, ignored, untracked and tracked file (excludes .git entries), preserves symlinks and materialises checked-out submodules.
- complete-repository - recursively clones the source into a new destination.
- Examples:
- gitmun copy /path/to/source /path/to/destination
- gitmun copy /path/to/source --to /path/to/destination --mode files-only --start
- gitmun copy https://github.com/owner/repo.git /path/to/destination --mode complete-repository --start
- Enable: Settings > Application > Experimental → enable Local Copy, or set enableLocalCopy = true in src-tauri/config.example.toml (or your config.toml).
Experimental: AI extension (opt-in)
- Bundled experimental AI extension for:
- commit-message previews and generation
- conflict-resolution proposals
- staged-change reviews
- branch summaries, PR descriptions, and release notes
- Provider support:
- OpenAI-compatible endpoints, Anthropic Claude, Mistral, Google Gemini, OpenRouter, Azure OpenAI, Ollama, LM Studio, Amazon Bedrock (SigV4), and local providers.
- Privacy & controls:
- Per-repo and global path exclusions, commit/history inclusion controls, and first-use outbound previews with explicit consent.
- Environment overrides supported via GITMUN_AI_* variables (see docs).
- Config and usage:
- New example configuration in src-tauri/config.example.toml includes AI extension entries, commit/conflict context limits, prompt files, and AI parameters.
- See docs/ai-extension.md for full provider configuration, environment variables, privacy notes, and workflow details (commit generation, conflict proposals, structured JSON outputs).
- Workflows:
- Commit message generation (single-candidate or composer modes), conflict resolution (per-region proposals, multi-file queuing), and preview-only writing tools for branches/PRs/release notes.
- Structured output support (JSON Schema / JSON Object / Prompt-only) with fallbacks and heuristics when providers reject structured formats.
Other notable changes
- README updates:
- Added sections describing Experimental Local Copy and the AI extension with usage examples.
- Config example referenced as TOML (config.example.toml).
- New docs:
- docs/ai-extension.md - full AI extension documentation, provider profiles, environment overrides, and privacy/workflows.
- AI implementation surface:
- New code under src-tauri/src/ai: adapters for OpenAI-compatible APIs, Claude, Bedrock, AWS SigV4 signing, model discovery, structured output handling, and runtime orchestration.
- Tauri command surface added for AI features (commit-writing, conflict resolution, model discovery, credential handling, usage recording, etc.).
- Config & defaults:
- src-tauri/config.example.toml now shows experimental keys: enableLocalCopy, bundled AI extension options, commit/conflict context limits, max tokens, prompt fields, consented destinations, and repository policies.
- Build changes:
- build.rs now shortens embedded commit SHA to 7 characters; minor build tweaks.
- Dependency updates:
- npm package bumps (e.g., nanoid, postcss) and numerous Rust dependency additions/updates (keyring, aws-sigv4, aws-credential-types, tokio, sha2, serde_urlencoded, etc.), reflected in src-tauri/Cargo.lock.
Upgrade / compatibility notes
- Experimental features are disabled by default - enable explicitly before use.
- AI features may require provider credentials and explicit consent; review docs/ai-extension.md and GITMUN_AI_* environment variables.
- Verify provider-specific configs (endpoint, request_path, auth mode). Azure OpenAI requires explicit deployment configuration when used.
Where to read more
- docs/ai-extension.md - full AI

What's Changed
- Fix: Avoid rewriting or locking .git/index during status/patch checks by using read-only git paths (use "without optional locks"); this prevents spurious index updates and leftover index.lock files during status, three-way-patch readiness and untracked-file checks.
- Fix: Correct unstaged numstat collection (use git diff-files --numstat) so unstaged file stats are accurate.
- Tests: Added coverage that simulates stale index entries, conflicted states and dirty/untracked submodules and asserts the index is not modified (and no index.lock left) by status/read operations. Also added gix conflict mapping and parity tests so CLI and gix handlers agree.
Full Changelog: v0.9.1...v0.9.2

What's New
Improved Linux terminal selection
- Linux terminal preferences now use stable terminal IDs such as auto, custom, ghostty, and gnome-terminal.
- The Settings window shows friendly terminal names while storing normalised IDs in config.
- Custom Linux terminal commands are now wired through the same terminal registry path as known terminals.
- Legacy config values such as Auto and GnomeTerminal are normalised when loaded. Empty values fall back
to auto; unknown IDs are preserved.
Improved commit graph rendering
- Reworked the experimental commit graph gutter with smoother SVG curves, clearer lane continuity, and
improved node/connector contrast.
- Lane-changing curves now blend colours between source and destination lanes.
- Commit graph rows are hidden cleanly when the graph is turned off.
- When the commit graph is visible, commit history is fetched in topo order so graph rendering better
matches repository topology.
Commit history topo-order support
- Commit history requests now support topo ordering.
- The Git CLI backend passes --topo-order when requested.
- The gix backend falls back to the CLI path for topo-ordered history to keep behaviour consistent.
Titlebar UX
- Fixed truncated repository titles in the titlebar hover popup.
- When the title is clipped, the popup now shows the full project display name and repository path while
preserving click-to-copy behaviour.
Fixes
- Linux terminal labels and launchers now use the terminal registry consistently.
- Linux custom terminal commands are plumbed correctly through settings and repository “Open in terminal”
actions.
- Commit graph connectors now render smoother joins and caps, with gradient strokes for blended curves.
- Commit graph DOM is no longer rendered when the graph is hidden.
- Repository title hover detection now checks both the label and its clipping button container.
Developer Notes
- LinuxTerminalEmulator has been replaced with flexible string IDs: LinuxTerminalId.
- New constants: LINUX_TERMINAL_AUTO_ID and LINUX_TERMINAL_CUSTOM_ID.
- get_linux_terminal_options / getLinuxTerminalOptions now return { id, label }.
- set_linux_terminal_emulator / setLinuxTerminalEmulator now accept a terminal ID.
- Commit history requests now include Rust topo_order / TypeScript topoOrder.
- linux-terminal-launch was updated in Cargo.lock.
Full Changelog: v0.9.0...v0.9.1

What's New
Commit patch export
- New backend and command export_commit_patch_file to export patches built from one or more commits
- Export supports selecting multiple commits and writes an aggregated patch (oldest → newest)
- Root (initial) commits are handled correctly and produce new-file hunks
- Exports include full index object IDs (--full-index) and binary diffs for accurate round-trip application
- CLI and gix backends return the same patch output
Commit message recovery
- New API get_commit_message_recovery and TypeScript type CommitMessageRecovery
- Reads the repository COMMIT_EDITMSG file and returns a cleaned message and timestamp when a draft exists
- UI now offers a “Restore previous message” action when no draft is present and a recoverable edit message exists
- Commit box will clear saved drafts after a successful commit and preserve them after failures
SSH signing / allowed signers support
- New SSH allowed-signers status API get_ssh_allowed_signer_status and operation add_ssh_signing_key_to_allowed_signers
- CLI and gix backends inspect user.signingkey, user.email, and gpg.ssh.allowedSignersFile to determine:
- whether setup is needed
- whether the allowed signers file is configured / exists
- whether the signing key is present and trusted
- New types SshAllowedSignerStatus and SshAllowedSignerReason
- UI repair flows:
- Log/signature popover can show instructions and add the configured SSH signing key to the allowed signers file
- Identity panel surfaces allowed-signers state and lets users add the configured signing key
- Tests for status, adding keys, and edge cases (inline key, private key paired pub file, missing email, configured-but-missing-file)
Patch import: safer 3-way apply and conflict handling
- Import now supports three-way apply via ImportPatchRequest.three_way
- Three-way apply is used as a retry path when normal git apply --binary fails
- Three-way apply blocks when tracked files are dirty and will return a clear error code when blocked
- Conflict results from 3-way apply are returned as an operation result (so the UI can route to conflict resolution)
- Tests covering three-way conflicts, blocked conditions, and partial/no-blob patches
File tree, unversioned items and staging improvements
- New unversioned “items” representation with file vs directory kinds (shows directories like assets/)
- Untracked directory rows can be selected and staged as a unit
- File tree compaction and default expand/collapse heuristics for large sections:
- Avoid expanding huge folders by default; allow manual expansion
- Selecting a compacted folder selects its descendants
- Large root-level lists are virtualized to keep UI responsive and allow scrolling to later rows
- Folder rows show "new" badge for directories introduced by the patch/untracked content
- Better handling of submodules in status and unversioned item filtering
Staging and operation feedback
- Introduced delayed operation feedback:
- Inline small banner after 500ms for quick operations
- Popup status overlay after 2500ms for long-running operations
- Staging operations (stage/unstage/all) are tracked with an operation lock so bulk actions are disabled while busy
- Visual inline feedback for staging operations in both staging view and centre panel
- Staging UI: selection, bulk actions, and virtualized lists handle large selections and files with spaces robustly
Commit box and draft UX
- Commit message drafts are saved per-repository while typing and restored on revisit
- Merge messages and amend interplay handled correctly (merge messages not overwritten by drafts)
- Offer to restore COMMIT_EDITMSG content when no local draft exists (and it's different from the latest commit message)
- Commit API updated to allow async result (commit handler can return false to indicate failure and keep draft)
- Clear drafts only on confirmed successful commit
Log and refs UI improvements
- Commit ref chips layout refined:
- Prominent ref line for selected/checkout c

What's New
Repository Display Names
- New command get_repo_display_name to read repository description as display name
- Displays custom project names in the titlebar when configured
- Falls back to repository folder name when no custom description is set
- Automatically fetches display names for recently used repositories
- Supports Git submodule .git file format with gitdir: references
Titlebar Enhancements
- New disclosure tooltips for truncated repository and branch names
- Interactive tooltips showing full details when labels overflow
- Branch name tooltip displays full branch name when truncated
- Repository tooltip displays both custom display name and full path when truncated
- Better visual feedback for copy affordance with "Click to copy path" hint
- Improved layout with cleaner repository name display
Commit Message Processing
- New commit_message.rs module for parsing and processing commit bodies
- Separates commit prose body from metadata trailers
- Trailers are properly identified as contiguous Key: value pairs at message end
- Empty lines between prose and trailers are handled correctly
- Message body is now returned in CommitDetails for display in the UI
- Both CLI and gix backends return identical body and trailer parsing
File Tree Compaction
- Uninterrupted single-directory chains are now compacted in the file tree
- Reduces visual depth for deeply nested single-folder paths
- Shows full compacted path in folder labels (e.g., game/assets/graphics/100/en/symbols)
- Only compacts when a directory contains only one subdirectory
- Maintains proper layout and selection semantics
Repository State Monitoring Improvements
- Better handling of Git lock files (.lock) - now ignored in file watch events
- .git/objects/ directory writes are filtered out from state refreshes
- Uses GIT_OPTIONAL_LOCKS=0 environment variable for status and numstat operations
- More precise path filtering logic for relevant Git state changes
- Reduces unnecessary refreshes during fetch operations
UI Improvements
- File striping calculations now account for visible rows only
- Striping restarts independently for staged and unstaged sections
- Folder rows are no longer striped to maintain visual hierarchy
- Commit details popover properly scrolls when content exceeds viewport height
- Better handling of popover positioning near screen edges
- Popover stays within viewport bounds with minimum 8px margin
Build and Dependencies
- Updated esbuild from 0.28.0 to 0.28.1
- Updated Vite from 8.0.8 to 8.1.0
- Updated Rolldown from 1.0.0-rc.15 to 1.1.3
- Updated postcss from 8.5.13 to 8.5.16
- Updated nanoid from 3.3.11 to 3.3.15
- Updated undici from 7.24.6 to 7.28.0
- Updated tinyglobby from 0.2.15 to 0.2.17
- Updated @napi-rs/wasm-runtime from 1.1.3 to 1.1.6
- Updated @oxc-project/types from 0.124.0 to 0.137.0
Permissions and API Updates
- Updated Tauri permissions schema to include new Opener plugin capabilities
- New App permission allow-supports-multiple-windows
- New Window permissions allow-activity-name and allow-scene-identifier
- New Tray permission allow-set-icon-with-as-template
- Dialog deprecated permissions allow-ask and allow-confirm marked as deprecated
- Full Opener plugin scope support with URL and path configurations
TypeScript and API Additions
- Added CommitDetails.body field to represent prose message content
- New TypeScript utils for repository display name handling
- Enhanced titlebar component tests for disclosure functionality
- New diff panel tests for commit details display
Package Configuration
- Added allowScripts configuration for esbuild
Fixes
- Fixed commit trailers parsing to properly separate prose from metadata
- Fixed file striping to not apply to folder rows
- Fixed popover positioning to avoid going off-screen
- Fixed file tree rendering to preserve striping consistency across sections
- Improved Git lock file filtering for more reliable state monitoring
- Better handling of concurrent Git operations with optiona

What's New
Commit Graph Visualisation
- New experimental commit graph feature with visual lane representation
- Shows commit ancestry relationships with coloured lanes and connecting lines
- Includes commit node markers and parent relationship connectors
- Graph can be toggled on/off with toolbar button (experimental feature behind setting)
- Properly handles merge commits with multiple parents
- Smart lane allocation to keep main parent on primary lane
Commit Reference Decorations
- Displays branch names (local and remote) and tags directly on commit rows
- Shows HEAD and upstream markers inline with commit metadata
- Compact display with ellipsis for long ref names and a "+N more" indicator
- Different styling for local branches (green), remote branches (accent), and tags (yellow)
Commit Navigation
- Arrow key support for moving between commits in the log
- Arrow Up/Down keys select adjacent commits with automatic scroll reveal
- Focus management for keyboard-only navigation
- Keyboard-accessible commit selection
Pagination and Performance
- Explicit "Load more commits" button instead of automatic end-reached loading
- Better error handling for failed page loads with retry capability
- Shows loading state and error messages for pagination
- Auto-reveals newly loaded commit when appending next page
- Reduced verification batch size to 20 commits for better UX
Commit Verification Improvements
- GPG keyserver verification (experimental): automatically fetch missing GPG keys from configured keyservers
- SSH signature priority: SSH signatures verify before GPG signatures that may need keyserver lookup
- Better verification state tracking with request IDs to handle out-of-order responses
- Verification retries on failure with one automatic retry per batch
- Only retries within visible range, background verification for loaded commits
- Settings for enabling/disabling GPG keyserver verification
File Tree and Staging
- Collapsible folder structure in staged/unstaged file lists
- Folder selection toggles all descendant files
- Indeterminate checkbox state for partially selected folders
- Independent folder expansion state for staged versus unstaged sections
- Cumulative statistics (additions/deletions) for folders
UI Improvements
- Better left sidebar collapse/expand UI with improved hover state and accessibility
- Enhanced titlebar layout with better text truncation for long branch names and repo paths
- Improved upstream dialog with branch filtering and scrollable list
- Fixed branch selection UI with keyboard support
- Better visibility of branch pill with title attribute
Focus Management
- Window focus detection to defer expensive operations when unfocused
- Automatic refresh when window regains focus with pending changes
- Reduces unnecessary git operations when app is backgrounded
Settings
- New "Experimental" settings section
- Commit graph button toggle (off by default)
- GPG keyserver verification toggle (off by default) in Git section
- Signature settings change event for coordinated verification updates
Localisation
- New translations for commit graph UI
- Translations for folder selection and staging operations
- Translations for load more button and pagination states
- Upstream dialog filtering and branch list translations
Fixes
- Panel layout toggle width corrected to 24px
- Better handling of concurrent refresh and load more operations
- Improved error messages with more context in pagination failures
- Fixed verification result ordering issues with concurrent requests
- Proper deduplication of commits when pagination overlaps
- Settings sync events for signature verification changes
- Window focus event listeners with proper cleanup
Full Changelog: v0.7.1...v0.8.0

What’s New
Panel Layout Refactoring
- Renamed the pane layout system to panel layout for consistency with the app’s terminology
- Improved left panel minimum width handling, now set to 260px, with better visibility constraints
- Enhanced the panel resizing algorithm to maintain usable minimum sizes for all panels
- Fixed panel drag constraints to prevent the left panel from being dragged below its minimum width
- Corrected persisted layouts that become too narrow during window resize operations
Testing and Quality
- Expanded panel layout test coverage with new test cases for minimum width constraints
- Added tests for left panel drag correction and usable centre panel constraints
- Improved test assertions for edge cases in panel resizing
Dependencies
- Updated the linux-terminal-launch dependency to the latest commit
Other Improvements
- Git initialisation now targets the main branch by default in test configurations
- Code consistency improvements across layout management utilities
Fixes
- Simplified and corrected panel layout clamping logic
- Improved handling of extreme window sizes and panel width constraints
- Improved minimum panel width enforcement during manual splitter drags
Full Changelog: v0.7.0...v0.7.1

What's New
CLI Enhancements
- Modern command-line interface with intuitive subcommands
- gitmun open <path> - Open repositories
- gitmun clone - Clone with flexible options
- gitmun init - Initialize new repositories
- Shell completions for bash, zsh, fish, and PowerShell
- Window routing with --reuse-window and --new-window options
Linux Terminal Support
- Choose your preferred terminal emulator (Konsole, GNOME Terminal, Alacritty, WezTerm, and more)
- Custom terminal command support with configurable launch options
- Auto-detection of installed terminals
Commit Message Improvements
- Split subject/body interface with improved editing experience
- Resizable commit box with saved height preferences
- Keyboard shortcuts (Cmd/Ctrl+Enter) for quick commits
- Better support for multi-line messages and trailers
Error Handling
- Persistent error toasts with dismiss button
- Configurable error message auto-close delay
- Improved error messages with actionable suggestions
- Better detection of unmerged branch deletion attempts
Reset Operations
- Hard reset support to discard tracked changes
Dependencies
- Updated Vitest 4.1.0, Esbuild 0.28.0, Chai 6.2.2
- Loading skeletons for settings pages
- Improved test coverage
Fixes
- Commit message preservation for special characters and formatting
- Multi-line commit message handling with proper whitespace
- Unmerged branch deletion error messages
- Configuration persistence across sessions
- Various UI/UX improvements and stability fixes
Full Changelog: v0.6.4...v0.7.0

What's Changed
Patch File Management
- Import and export patch files with flexible scope options (staged, unstaged, all, or selected)
- Selective file export with checkboxes for staged and unstaged changes
- Full support for untracked files in patches
Git Mailmap Support
- Commit author and committer identities now respect .mailmap files
UI/UX Improvements
- "More" dropdown menu in titlebar for advanced operations
- Recent repositories quick access in empty state (up to 5 repos)
- Improved search bar styling and accessibility
- Better keyboard navigation and focus handling
Backend Improvements
- Added save dialog capability
- Enhanced path validation for patch operations
- Binary patch support
Full Changelog: v0.6.2...v0.6.4

What's Changed
Microsoft Store Update Progress Tracking (experimental, disabled by default)
- Real-time download and install progress display for Microsoft Store updates
- Queue status monitoring with detailed extended state information
- Distinction between download and install phases
- Better error reporting for Microsoft Store issues
- Application restart registration for MSIX installations
Commit Log Enhancements
- Multi-select commits with Ctrl+Click (or Cmd+Click on macOS) and Shift+Click
- Copy commit hash, short hash, subject, or full details from context menu
- Support for bulk copy operations on selected commits
- Context menu changes based on single vs. multiple selection
Pane Layout Improvements
- Refactored pane layout calculation into reusable utilities
- Improved ratio-based resizing to preserve splitter positions across window resizes
- Consistent pane layout clamping logic
UI/UX Improvements
- Copy repository path button in titlebar with "Copied" feedback
- Better Linux WebKit text input handling in sub-windows
- Improved AppImage rendering fallback for X11 with hardware renderer
- Settings help text improvements for diff/merge tool configuration
Linux & Platform Improvements
- AppImage force software renderer detection for X11 environments
Internal Changes
- Updated Windows API bindings for better recovery and UI handling
- Improved Microsoft Store queue item status tracking
- Better test coverage for update flow and pane layout
Full Changelog: v0.6.0...v0.6.2

What's Changed
Open in File Manager, Terminal, or Git Bash
- New "Open in..." button to launch repository in File Explorer, Finder, Terminal, or Git Bash directly
Improved Error Interpretation & Guidance
- Git errors now categorized with clear summaries and suggested actions
- Network, authentication, merge conflicts, and upstream issues display helpful guidance
- Localized action labels in Result Log
Enhanced Push Failure Handling
- Network errors and authentication failures display in toasts with actionable advice
- Force-with-lease support for rebased branches
Linux & Package Improvements
- AppImage builds now available through OBS alongside DEB and RPM packages
- Improved Flatpak environment variable handling
UI/UX Improvements
- Responsive titlebar that hides labels on narrow windows
- Warning icon for push rejection dialogs
- Result Log shows expandable details for Git errors
- Updated About window website link (gitmun.org now live)
Dependencies
- Updated to gix 0.83.0 with improved diff and merge handling
- Git output locked to machine locale for consistency
Full Changelog: v0.5.4...v0.6.0

Fix files not being un-stageable on a new repo while doing first commit
Fix issue with GTK dialogue hanging when opening existing repo with native file picker (switching to using xdg portal over native gtk in tauri-dialog)
Full Changelog: v0.5.3...v0.5.4

What’s New
Settings and usability
- UI text size control is now available, with a cleaner slider control.
- Settings window has been reorganised for easier navigation.
- Row striping is now configurable to improve list scanning:
- Off
- Subtle
- Strong
Theme improvements
- Theme files are now editable, with expanded theme token support.
- Font configuration has been improved, including bundled UI fonts.
- Better light mode polish and improved list readability.
- Improved dark mode file path contrast.
Updates
- Added an experimental Microsoft Store update flow for MSIX installs.
- This flow is disabled by default and intended for staged rollout/testing.
Stability and platform fixes
- Linux rendering fallback logic has been tightened for improved runtime behaviour.
- Potential fix for Windows window-drag handling.
- OBS packaging fixes for protobuf-c dependency resolution on Fedora Rawhide.
Full Changelog: v0.4.5...v0.5.3

Full Changelog: v0.4.4...v0.4.5

What's Changed
fix: open config location button not working
Full Changelog: v0.4.2...v0.4.3

What's Changed
Other changes
- Switch config to toml by @cst8t in #24
- Fixes to comply with Microsoft Store rules (Now bundles MinGit for MSIX package)
- feat: gate commit-and-push on upstream tracking status and improve pane layout defaults
- Few QoL fixes
Full Changelog: v0.4.0...v0.4.1

What's Changed
- feat: add multi-window support (finally) by @cst8t in #22
This means you can finally have as many instances of Gitmun open for as many projects as you want (as long as your computer can handle it)
- feat: add i18next localisation by @cst8t in #23
This should set things up nicely for when a Weblate instance is setup for crowd sourced translations.
Full Changelog: v0.3.3...v0.4.0

What's Changed
Other changes
- Msix bundling support by @cst8t in #21
Full Changelog: v0.3.2...v0.3.3

What's Changed
Other changes
- feat(installer): add support for an msi (wix-based) installer by @cst8t in #18
- fix(linux): ensure meld is handled correctly on linux
- fix(dialogue): fix select dropdown menu theming
Full Changelog: v0.3.1...v0.3.2