Initial tagged release of Gitleaf, a Chrome extension that syncs Overleaf projects with GitHub repositories.
Features
- Link an Overleaf project to a GitHub repository, branch, and optional subfolder
- Push Overleaf changes to GitHub and pull GitHub changes into Overleaf, with a preview of added/modified/deleted files before confirming
- Configurable ignore patterns and file-size limits
- Options page for managing tokens and sync settings
- Dark mode support
Fixes in this release
- Correctly extract the Overleaf project name from the tab title (previously always showed "Untitled Project")
- Push/Pull and "Link repository" screens no longer clip content when it overflows the popup
- Replaced floating modal cards with the same inline panel layout used throughout the popup, for a consistent look and feel
- Push and Pull buttons now share the same icon
Installation
Download gitleaf.zip below, unzip it, then load it as an unpacked extension via chrome://extensions (enable Developer mode → Load unpacked).