GHManage v0.2.0

GHManage v0.2.0 Release Notes

GHManage is an accessible, keyboard-first wxPython desktop app for browsing and
managing GitHub repositories — issues, pull requests, and the git/Actions side
of a repo — built to work well with screen readers.

This release rolls up everything built so far into a single current build. Older
per-build releases have been removed to keep this page tidy; their version tags
remain in the repository history.

Download

Download	When to use
ghmanage.exe — standalone portable executable	No installation required. Copy it anywhere and run.

The executable includes the Python runtime and wxPython — you do not need to install Python separately.

You do need the GitHub CLI (gh) installed and authenticated (gh auth login).

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Highlights in this release

• Backspace navigates back out of a drill-down. When you've drilled into a
  sub-view — a branch's commits, or a workflow run's artifacts — Backspace
  returns you to where you came from (the branches list, or the workflow runs
  list). It steps back within the current flow rather than keeping a full
  app-wide history.

What GHManage can do

Issues & pull requests

• Browse issues and PRs for any repository, filter by Open / Closed / All,
  and switch between Issues only / PRs only / both.
• Rich details for the selected item, including labels, assignees, review status,
  branch/merge info, and the full comment thread — with Alt+N / Alt+P to jump
  between comments.
• Close, reopen, and comment on items without leaving the app.
• Go To a specific issue/PR by number, even if it isn't in the loaded page.

Git views

• Branches, Commits, Tags, and Releases views, each with columns
  and detail formatting tuned to the item type.
• Enter on a branch drills into its Commits; Backspace returns to the
  branch list.
• Compare Branches (Ctrl+Shift+B): a two-step, screen-reader-friendly
  flow that reports how far one branch is ahead/behind another, the commits
  between them, and the changed files with per-file line counts.

GitHub Actions

• Workflows view — the workflow definitions in the repo. Enter (or
  right-click → Run on branch…) runs a workflow on a branch you choose, when
  the workflow supports manual (workflow_dispatch) runs; if it doesn't, the app
  says so instead of failing.
• Workflow Runs view — recent run history. Enter drills into a run's
  Artifacts (name, size, expiry, date); Enter on an artifact downloads it
  into a folder you choose (unpacked, so you get the real file), and Backspace
  returns to the runs list.

Getting around

• Favorites (F to toggle) collect items across repositories into one list.
• Open repos by URL or OWNER/NAME (Ctrl+Shift+O) without cloning.
• Quick Filter (Ctrl+F) narrows the current list as you type.
• Quick / Full list modes, configurable columns, and sortable lists.
• A Full Mode that speaks field names for screen readers.

Keybindings

Key	Action
Ctrl+Shift+O	Open a repository by URL or OWNER/NAME
Ctrl++	View More — load the next page of items
Ctrl+B	Select a branch for the Commits view (commits view only)
Ctrl+Shift+B	Compare two branches (ahead/behind, commits, changed files)
Ctrl+F	Quick Filter — filter the current list by text
Escape	Clear the quick filter
F	Toggle favorite on the focused item
Enter (in Workflows view)	Run the selected workflow on a branch you pick
Enter (in Workflow Runs view)	List the selected run's artifacts
Enter (in Artifacts view)	Download the selected artifact into a folder you choose
Enter (in Branches view)	Switch to Commits view for the selected branch
Backspace (in Commits or Artifacts view)	Step back to the parent list
Enter (in other views)	Open the selected item on GitHub in your browser
Enter (in Favorites view)	Open the selected favorite in browser
C	Close the selected issue/PR (issues view only)
O	Reopen the selected issue/PR (issues view only)
R or Ctrl+R	Refresh the list (resets to first page)
M or Ctrl+M	Add a comment to the selected item (issues view only)
Ctrl+G	Go to a specific issue/PR by number (issues view only)
Ctrl+O	Open the selected item on GitHub in your browser
Alt+N	Jump to the next comment in the details box
Alt+P	Jump to the previous comment in the details box
Tab	Move focus between the repo list, item list, and details panel
Ctrl+Q	Quit