GitCat v1.7.0

Features

• Added actionable recovery steps to Git errors: failed operations can now offer to pull, set an upstream branch, check the hosting-service connection, or confirm a guarded force push directly from the error toast.
• Added a repository mutation queue, so commands requested while another mutation or reload is running wait their turn instead of being dropped; duplicate repository-wide commands are coalesced.
• Added force push with --force-with-lease --force-if-includes, including a confirmation before overwriting the remote and both safe pull and force-push choices when a lease is refused.
• Added an add-remote flow when pushing a repository without remotes: point it at an existing URL or create an empty repository on a connected service, then push the current branch.

Improvements

• A push whose destination already contains the current branch now reports Everything up-to-date without contacting the remote.
• Removed check-state badges from branch rows to keep the reference sidebar focused on branch and pull-request state.

Fixes

• Fixed fetching repositories whose remotes use different hosts: each remote is now fetched separately so it receives the credential for its own host.
• Fixed a revoked or superseded sign-in failing a network mutation immediately: GitCat renews the rejected credential once and retries when renewal returns a different token.