v1.29.0

Added

• References in commit messages become links — yours, not just #123. Settings › GitHub takes a list of patterns: a prefix (JIRA-) and a URL with <num> in it. Teams that track work anywhere but GitHub issues were reading their own ticket numbers as plain text.
• Add a co-author to a commit, from the commit options. The panel already wrote a Signed-off-by trailer and already read co-authors to show their avatars; this is the half that was missing. The candidates are whoever has committed here recently.
• Right-click a file in a commit to open it on the remote or copy its link — built at that commit, so the lines it points at are the ones you were looking at. Right-click a file in the staging list to copy its path or its name.
• Copy a link to a comparison, and to a pull request or an issue.

Changed

• Links are built from your remote, not from github.com. The URL was written out by hand in six places with the host hardcoded in every one, so a repository on GitLab, Bitbucket, or a self-hosted GitHub produced a link to a page that does not exist. One builder reads the remote and knows the shapes.