GitBolt 0.6.0

Added

• Audio, video and font previews in the diff and File View, in place of a hex dump: a player
  for each side (old and new side by side, as images are), and for a font its name, a pangram at
  a few sizes and its Basic Latin glyphs. A format the app can't play says so, with Open in and
  the hex view; the Hex toggle shows the bytes any time.

• PDFs show as pages instead of a hex dump: File View shows the file's pages, with selectable
  text; Diff View shows the old and new versions side by side, scrolled in step, page beside page.
  Fit width or zoom (the slider, Ctrl+wheel); Hex still shows the bytes. A PDF over 2 MB asks
  before it loads, as a large image does.

• CSV and TSV files as a table. File View shows a .csv or .tsv file as a table, its
  header row and row numbers staying in view as you scroll, numbers right-aligned; Diff View lines
  the rows up, added rows green, removed red, a changed row's cells marked. Source | Table (or
  Mod+Shift+V) switches, remembered apart from Markdown's. A very large file shows its source.

• Rendered HTML files. An .html, .htm or .xhtml file gets a Source | Rendered
  toggle in File View and Diff View (its own pick, Source by default). Rendered shows the page as
  a static preview in a sandbox: its scripts don't run and nothing is fetched, with its relative
  images and stylesheets read from the repository. A diff shows the old and new pages side by
  side. When a page uses scripts or files from other hosts, a bar names them, with Open in
  browser.

• Submodules, in repositories that use them: a submodule's row in the changes says
  "submodule: new commits" (or "modified content" when that's all, or "not initialised"), and its
  diff names each commit's subject. Staged, it's one row on the staged side: edits left inside it
  are committed in the submodule, not split into an unstaged row.
  From the command palette, Submodules: Update (Mod+Alt+B; it asks before leaving commits on
  no branch behind), Submodules: Sync URLs and Submodules: Open in a tab… (Mod+Alt+O); a
  submodule row's menu has Open in a tab and Update this submodule. Each says the git command it
  ran.

• Git LFS, in repositories that use it: diffs, File View, image diffs and File History show
  an LFS file's real contents from the local LFS store, never its pointer. One that isn't
  downloaded says so, with its size, Download and Show pointer. File lists mark LFS files;
  the palette has LFS: Pull and LFS: Fetch; a file's menu has Track *.ext with LFS
  and Stop tracking *.ext (undoable). Without git-lfs installed, the status bar says so.

• Apply a suggested change to your working copy: a review comment's suggestion, in the diff's
  cards or on the MR timeline, has Apply when the MR's branch is checked out at its head and
  the lines it replaces are unchanged. It edits the file (no commit, nothing sent to the forge),
  and Undo takes it back. Otherwise Apply says why it can't: another branch or commit, the lines
  changed since, a comment on an older version, or already applied.

• Open in default app in a file's Open in menus: the file in the app your system opens it
  with, or Open in browser for an HTML file. A commit's version opens as the file itself when
  it hasn't changed since (an HTML page's stylesheets and images load), and as a temporary
  read-only copy when it has. A file the system would run as a program is never opened this way.

• A note when committing to main in your fork. Above Commit: changes for a pull request
  usually go on their own branch. Create branch… makes one at HEAD, carrying what's staged;
  Dismiss hides the note for that repository.

• Go to the clipboard. Press Ctrl+V (Cmd+V) outside a text field to go to what's on the clipboard: a
  commit hash selects the commit (in another open tab if it's there); an MR or PR link, !12 or
  #12 opens its view; a forge's commit or file link, or a file path with :12 or #L12-20,
  opens it at those lines with the file selected; a branch or tag name selects its tip.

• .rpm package for Fedora 40 or later and openSUSE Tumbleweed, beside the .deb and the Arch package:
  sudo dnf install ./GitBolt-<version>-1.x86_64.rpm. It's the .deb's files (the setuid
  chrome-sandbox, icons, desktop entry, license notices) with Requires in rpm's own form, so
  dnf and zypper fetch what it needs. GitBolt updates it itself, through dnf (zypper on openSUSE)
  and your password prompt, as it does the .deb.

• Your repos filter and sort on the Open screen: a filter box (by name or path) and a toggle
  between most recently changed first and A–Z, and one between one list and a list under each
  directory, both remembered. With more than one directory scanned,
  each repository is tagged with the one it was found in. A linked worktree has a tree icon, and
  its tooltip names the repository it belongs to.

• Home folder as ~ in the paths the Open screen and a worktree's card show (~/repos/app);
  tooltips keep the full path. Windows paths are left as they are.

Changed

• Push tags with branches is turned on for existing settings once; turn it off again in
  Settings › Fetch › Push tags with branches.
• Bringing an MR's or PR's branch up to date is one split button in the merge panel: it runs
  the way you last chose in that repository (on GitHub, a rebase when the repository allows
  rebase merges, else a merge; on GitLab, Rebase), and its menu has the other way. It's offered
  whenever the branch is behind its target, worked out from your fetched commits, and not only
  when GitHub requires branches to be up to date.
• In a fork, the graph pins the original project's trunk (upstream/main) with your local
  main, even when main tracks your fork; your fork's own main is no longer pinned by default.
  The pin's Default tooltip says how the fork was told (the forge, or the upstream remote).
• Open screen sections no longer stretch across a very wide window: the layout is capped at
  1440 px and centred.
• Clear button in filter boxes: an × inside the right edge clears the filter, in the sidebar,
  file lists, pickers, the Open screen, Keyboard Shortcuts and the debug logs.
• Overview ruler on every scrolling diff view: CSV and TSV tables (with their changes marked)
  and PDFs get the 30px ruler the Source and rendered Markdown diffs have, in place of the slim
  scrollbar. The rendered Markdown diff keeps it even when nothing changed, while it scrolls.

Fixed

• Go to the clipboard: View all files turns back off when the pasted file is closed, if the paste
  turned it on.
• Clicking or dragging on a rendered Markdown diff's ruler centres the view on the pointer; it
  settled too high while long documents finished rendering.
• Ctrl+Enter (Cmd+Enter) inside a dialog or popover submits the form you're typing in; it did
  nothing there before.
• On Windows, AltGr no longer triggers Ctrl+Alt shortcuts while typing (for example { on Czech,
  Hungarian or Polish layouts).
• Compare on a merged MR/PR shows the commit it landed as on the target (its merge or squash
  commit) against that commit's parent, fetching the remote when needed, and says so when it can't
  find it. It used to fetch the MR's own head as origin/mr/<n>, which the next fetch deleted.
  An open MR's head, fetched for Compare, now stays through later fetches too.
• A long MR/PR's discussion renders in faster: each step that renders a few more comment bodies
  redraws only those threads, not every thread on the timeline.

Security

• Background workers (the code editor's, the Markdown parser's, PDFs') now run under the app's
  Content Security Policy too; before, only the page did.