v1.3.0

Cheddar 1.3

New

• Run a worktree: hover a worktree and click Run to try an agent's work the way you'd try main. See the user manual for details.
• Clean Up…: delete merged branches and prune missing worktrees in one step.
• Disk usage: see how much space each worktree takes, and move its node_modules, vendor, dist and other build folders to the Trash.
• ⌘K: jump to any project, worktree or branch across all your projects.
• Inspector (⌥⌘I): the selected worktree's uncommitted changes and commits, or a branch's commits, with colored diffs.
• Hand Off can rename the branch on the way, e.g. claude/interesting-kepler-2ad29e → feat/sharing.

Changed

• The hover Open button on worktree rows is gone. Use right-click → Open In, double-click, or ⇧⌘E.

v1.2.0

What's new in 1.2

Delete several branches at once

• Branch rows now have checkboxes. Branches checked out in a worktree can't be selected.
• While branches are checked, the Branches header shows how many, with Clear and Delete Selected….
• The confirmation lists each branch with whether it's merged into trunk and whether it tracks an upstream or is local only.
• Branches are deleted one at a time with git branch -d. Unmerged branches are skipped, never force-deleted.
• A summary shows what was deleted and what was skipped, and why. Each skipped unmerged branch can still be removed with Force Delete (-D)…, which asks again first.

Command Log syntax highlighting

• Logged git commands are now colored: git and the subcommand in your accent color, flags in gray, and paths, refs and values in the normal text color.

v1.1.0

What's new in 1.1

• Remote branches. A remote branch that a local branch tracks now appears indented under it, with the ahead/behind counts. Remote branches no local branch tracks get their own Remote Branches section.
• Fetch. A new toolbar button (also in View → Fetch All Remotes) fetches and prunes every remote, and Cheddar shows when you last fetched.
• Delete remote branches. Cheddar only deletes one if it still points where your last fetch saw it, so commits someone pushed in the meantime are never thrown away.
• New tracking branch. Create a local branch from any remote branch in one step.
• Tags. A new collapsible Tags section lists local tags, newest first. After a Fetch, each tag shows whether it's local only, differs on the remote, or is only on the remote.
• Tag actions. Push, fetch, rename and delete tags, locally or on a remote. Renaming an annotated tag keeps its message and the commit it points at.
• Clearer network errors. When git needs a password or passphrase, Cheddar says so and explains how to fix it, instead of hanging. Network commands stop after 2 minutes.

v1.0.0

v1.0.0

Initial release