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Check out a tag — double-click it in the sidebar, or pick Checkout from its context menu. HEAD ends up detached, which the confirmation message spells out.
Prune stale tracking refs from a remote's context menu. Pruning the remote also leaves local branches whose upstream is gone, so the same action offers to delete those in one go.
Partial stashes — the + on the stash section asks what to take: everything, the index only, or only what isn't staged.
Rename a stash from its context menu. git has no rename, so the entry is re-stored under the new label and moves to the top of the stack — the prompt says so.
Default remote, per repository — mark one from its context menu (it then carries a badge) and push, pull, branch publishing and tag actions all target it. Stored as gitvertex.defaultRemote in the repository's own git config, so it stays readable from the command line.
Fixed
Double-clicking a tag did nothing — unlike a branch or a commit row — and no menu entry offered checkout either, so the action was unreachable from the UI.
With several remotes configured, push, branch publishing and tag actions silently assumed origin instead of the repository's chosen remote.
The stash list showed the commit subject rather than the reflog message, so a renamed stash would have kept its old label.