GitBolt 0.2.0

Added

• Comment actions in the MR/PR view, at the right of each comment's header (shown on hover or
  focus):

  • Add reaction (a smiley): GitHub's eight reactions; on GitLab the common ones and a search
    of every emoji. Reactions show under the comment as pills ("👍 3"), yours highlighted; a click
    toggles yours at once (put back if the forge refuses), and hovering one says who reacted.
  • ⋮: Edit and Delete on your own comments (Edit turns the comment into its Markdown box;
    Delete arms in place first), Copy link, and Quote reply.
  • Right-clicking a comment's date offers Copy link and Open in browser; hovering any relative
    date in the view shows the full date and time, in your date format, with the time zone.

• Resolve and unresolve threads (GitLab's resolvable discussions, GitHub's review threads) with the
  circled check on a thread's first comment: green once resolved, naming who resolved it. A
  resolved thread folds its replies under a row saying how many and who replied last; the row
  unfolds any thread, and your choice is kept for the session.

• Emoji autocomplete in the Markdown boxes (comments, replies, descriptions): type : and two letters (:thu) for a popup at the caret; ↑/↓ choose, Enter or Tab inserts the :shortcode:, Esc closes it. It stays quiet in URLs, times and code. @ offers people the same way (the MR's own first, then the forge's search) and inserts @username.

• Keyboard shortcuts for the everyday actions, each also in the command palette:

  • staging: stage or unstage the open file (Ctrl+Shift+S), the hunk or selected lines at the
    diff's cursor (Ctrl+Shift+D); Stage all and Unstage all in the palette;
  • Commit (Ctrl+Enter) from the file list or the diff, not only from the message;
  • Fetch all (Ctrl+L), Pull (Ctrl+Shift+L), Push (Ctrl+Shift+K), a new branch (Ctrl+Shift+N),
    Stash (Ctrl+Alt+S) and Pop (Ctrl+Alt+P);
  • the diff: Hunk, Inline and Split (Ctrl+Shift+1, 2, 3), Source or Rendered for Markdown
    (Ctrl+Shift+V), the next and previous file (F8, Shift+F8), File History (Ctrl+Shift+H)
    and Blame (Ctrl+Shift+B);
  • the keyboard to the sidebar, the graph, the file list or the diff (Alt+1 to Alt+4), and a
    tab by its place (Ctrl+1 to Ctrl+8, Ctrl+9 for the last);
  • on an open MR/PR: Approve (Ctrl+Shift+A), Merge (Ctrl+Shift+M) and Open in browser
    (Ctrl+Shift+O). Approve and Merge still ask first.

• Change an MR/PR's reviewers and assignees from its view: + Add (the same people search as
  Create) and × apply at once, and a change the forge refuses is put back with the reason. On
  GitHub, a reviewer who already reviewed stays: GitHub keeps a submitted review.

• Right-clicking empty space in the tab bar opens a menu: Reopen the last closed tab (Ctrl+Shift+T), Open repository, Clone.

• Auto-merge in the MR/PR view, as GitLab's merge widget has it: while the pipeline or checks
  run, the button is Set to auto-merge ("Merge when all checks pass"), with the chosen
  method, squash and delete-source-branch options. Once set, the box says who set it, with
  Cancel auto-merge; a failed pipeline says it won't merge. On GitLab it's the merge's
  auto_merge (and the older merge_when_pipeline_succeeds); on GitHub, GraphQL's auto-merge,
  and a repository that doesn't allow it says so. The sidebar's MR/PR rows show a small mark.

• Compare on the MR/PR view's branch card: an icon at the right end of the commits bar that
  shows the MR's changes as a compare in the graph (its merge base, then its head), with the
  compare's files open, so the diff matches the forge's Changes. A head that isn't in the
  repository yet is fetched first (only the MR's or PR's own ref, from the target's remote).

• A review composer: Review… in the Approvals card opens Comment, Approve or Request changes
  with a message (optional to approve), as GitHub's review dialog. On GitHub it's one review; on
  GitLab, Request changes also sets your reviewer state to Changes requested where the server
  supports it. Approve still works in one click (armed in place).

• Subscribe / Unsubscribe in the MR/PR view's ⋯ menu: the forge's notifications for it.

• Reviewer and assignee limits: on a GitLab project that allows one reviewer or assignee
  (GitLab Free), the card's + swaps the person instead of adding one, in the view and in Create;
  GitHub's 10 assignees are a cap. If the forge drops someone anyway, a toast says who it kept.

• A pencil in the Labels card's corner opens label editing.

• An image viewer: click an image in rendered Markdown (comments, descriptions, previews) to see
  it over the app at 100% (or fitted), zoom with the wheel around the pointer, pan by dragging or
  with the arrow keys; Fit, 100%, Copy image and Open in browser in its toolbar; Esc closes it.

• Videos in GitLab comments play inline and in the viewer. A format the app can't play (H.264 or
  HEVC MP4s) says so, with Open in browser and Open with default app.

• A diff note's file:line link opens the diff at that line, centred, with the cursor on it; a
  multi-line note shows file:100-105 and selects its lines.

• The Debug modal's Requests tab: every request the UI makes to the core (graph, file
  contents, commit details, forge calls…) with its duration and outcome, and the git commands it
  ran, a click away in the Commands tab. Slow only and Failed only filters.

• The Commands tab's Hide reads (on by default) hides the frequent read-only commands
  (status, diff, log…), keeping the actions, failed commands and the one an error points at.

• A Keyboard shortcuts button in the status bar, left of the git version.

• Every popup trigger toggles: pressing a menu's or picker's button again closes it, and that
  click does nothing else.

Changed

• The MR/PR view's threads: the first comment's author is on the timeline and its text fills the
  card; replies are compact, a small avatar in their header. Timeline icons sit centred on their
  event's first line, and the date follows the text without a "·". Expanded replies show only
  "Collapse replies" (the count and last reply are the folded row's). A comment on a file leads
  with its author and date, the file link under them. A comment's date underlines on hover and
  opens its Copy link / Open in browser menu on click. The discussion shows a spinner while it
  loads.

• A push refreshes its MR/PR at once, and again a few seconds later, so the new pipeline and
  mergeability show without waiting for the next poll.

• The Keyboard Shortcuts panel (Ctrl+/) lists every shortcut, including the ones that only work
  in a context (with a file open, on an MR/PR), and groups them as Staging, Diff, File history
  and Merge request. Next and Previous change are in the palette too.

• The merge box: Delete source branch, then Squash commits, as on GitLab. The merge method is
  the Merge button's tooltip instead of a line of its own; on GitHub it's chosen in the button's
  dropdown. The status icon is centred on its title line.

• The MR/PR view's Reviewers, Assignees and Labels are cards beside each other, like Pipeline,
  Approvals and Conflicts, with their + in the header; the cards' values are centred, and the
  review buttons look like buttons (Approved stays pressed, in green).

• The branch card's commit bar toggles the commit list from anywhere on it (but Compare, at its
  right end).

• Merges use the forge's own commit messages: the merge box has no message fields.

• A card button that opens something (Review…, a people card's +, the Labels pencil) shows a
  small caret.

• When the MR/PR view's status line wraps (a long name, a narrow dock), Check out, Edit and ⋯
  stay at its right edge, and a narrow card's name gives way to its buttons.

• Fewer git processes: worktrees, the sidebar's refs and ahead/behind counts are read in
  process; a file that keeps changing (a growing log) refreshes at most every 2 s, and a
  worktree you aren't viewing at most every 5 s, counts only. A busy linked worktree went from
  about 130 git processes in 10 s to 3; a fetch from 7 to 1.

• Worktree diffs compare what git would store (autocrlf, .gitattributes eol and text, ident,
  working-tree encoding, filter drivers), so a CRLF file no longer reads as every line changed
  in the rendered Markdown diff, and Open in lands on the changed line.

• Diffs open centred on their first change, and Next/Previous change go from what's on screen.

• Blame or History from Diff View opens File History on Changes; from File View, on the file.

• Context menus keep a Local or Remote button that can't apply, disabled with the reason (Delete
  on the checked-out branch), and hovering a row lights the button it runs.

• Confirm popovers keep Cancel and the answer on one row; a destructive one started from the
  keyboard focuses Cancel.

• The bell moved to the top bar, left of Settings.

• The MR/PR hover card: the state chip leads the title (in place of its icon), the branches on
  their own line, and
  only what needs a look (no "No reviews yet" or "No conflicts").

• Sidebar MR/PR rows show a coloured state icon (green open, grey draft).

• Edit mode in the MR/PR view puts the form first (title, description, then reviewers,
  assignees and labels) with full-size Cancel / Save.

• A file opened over the floating MR/PR panel shows on top of it, and the panel's shadow falls
  only to its right. The panel's scrollbar no longer shifts its content.

• Reopening the MR/PR that's open keeps its view; its commit and line counts show at once.

• Compare loads older history instead of fetching when the MR's commits are already local.

• Mermaid 12 (the ELK layout).

• A commit's branch chips: the checked-out branch, then a branch with its remote at the same
  commit (main with origin/main), then local-only branches, then one checked out in another
  worktree; then remote-only branches and tags.

Fixed

• After Merge on GitLab, an MR showed as Closed for a while: GitLab's locked (it's merging)
  is now Merging…, with a spinner, and the view polls quickly until it's merged.
• An armed button's "Click again to …" label no longer grows past the edge of its panel (the
  merge box's Merge, over the graph): it grows toward the side with room.
• Word wrap works on the left side of a split diff after it was inline.
• At an interactive rebase's Edit stop, the commit box could show the parent commit's message.
• A sidebar MR/PR's hover card no longer runs off the bottom of the window when its details
  arrive and it grows, and the status bar no longer covers it.
• A click in the inline branch or tag name input could close it.
• Images uploaded to GitLab comments didn't load (GitLab sends them as generic files), and
  {width=900 height=575} after one showed as text; it now sizes the image. A broken image says
  why when hovered.
• A push from the "Push to" panel (a branch without an upstream yet) that the remote rejected
  offered only Pull: it now offers Force push too, with the lease, to the target it was sent to.
• A failed fetch over ssh showed OpenSSH's "connection is not using a post-quantum key exchange"
  warning instead of git's error.