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v1.1.21
Changes since v1.1.20.
Added
- Jira issues — Connect a Jira Cloud site in Settings → Integrations to see the issues assigned to you in the sidebar's Workspace section, filter them by sprint, status, project, and type, and start a branch or Git Flow topic from an issue. Requires Pro.
- ChatGPT provider — Sign in with a ChatGPT Plus or Pro plan instead of an API key.
- ChatGPT (Codex) provider — An unofficial connection that signs in with any ChatGPT account, including Free, to use its Codex usage.
- GitHub Copilot provider — Sign in with GitHub to use your Copilot plan, including Copilot Free, and choose from the models it includes.
- Azure Repos — Connect Azure DevOps organizations with a personal access token over HTTPS or SSH, discover their repositories, and list, review, and merge pull requests.
- Browser sign-in for GitHub and GitLab — Connect GitHub.com and GitLab.com accounts through OAuth in the browser, or with a personal access token.
- Branch cleanup banner — A repository banner offers to delete branches that are fully merged.
- Creating a branch can commit all changes right away.
- Push and Fetch toolbar buttons show a badge while those operations run in the background.
Improved
- Merges prefill the commit subject and description from Git's merge message, without comment lines such as the conflicts list.
- File lists show file-type icons with status badges, and row heights scale with text size.
- The in-progress merge, rebase, and similar operation banner appears in the main window.
- Git provider accounts moved to Settings → Git.
- Update prompts include the release notes.
- Identical pending push and fetch requests are no longer queued twice.
Fixed
- Reconnecting a Git provider account no longer creates a duplicate, and adding an account that is already connected is rejected.
- Testing an SSH key on an HTTPS account keeps that account's saved token and identity.
- The File Status list stays at the top when new rows are inserted above.
- Git Flow start errors appear in the start sheet.
- Running an older build no longer makes release notes appear again.