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• Support for Mojave’s dark mode. The map, diff view, and everything else has been tweaked to look great with dark backgrounds.
• Auto-update. GitUp will automatically download any future releases from me.
• You can open a repository from any of its subfolders instead of needing to open the root folder. For example, this can be used when dragging folders onto the GitUp app icon or using open -a GitUp if you didn’t install the GitUp command line tool.
• Switched to proper, curly “quotation marks” throughout the app’s text.

This update requires macOS 10.14 Mojave.

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SSH fix

• Fixes SSH connections to GitHub not working due to the recent removal of support for weak cryptographic standards by updating libssh2.
• Updates to the latest official GitUp, which includes small bug fixes and enhancements.

High Sierra

High Sierra compatibility and small improvements.

• Fixes errors due to Apple File System (APFS) on High Sierra. I’m using a different fix to the official GitUp, which I’ve been using myself for a while without problems.
• The master branch is put first in lists of branches, breaking the normal alphabetical sorting. I rebase onto origin/master a lot, and now it’s much easier to find it.
• The command to open with hosting service (GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab) now looks at remotes other than origin.
• Fixes keyboard shortcut conflicts with find and search, introduced in dh2.
• (From official GitUp) Fixes the escape key not dismissing modal views when overlays or sidebars were visible.

Spell checking

• Standard functionality like Find and Spelling has been restored to the Edit menu. Some of these commands were previously available via the contextual menu in text fields.
• Spell checking and text substitution settings are now shared by all commit message boxes and are saved. Turning on automatic spelling correction and text replacement every time has been annoying me since the GitUp beta! The spell checking checkbox in General Preferences has been removed as it is redundant.
• When opening a new repository, it will remember the last map view options set in any other repository (options from the Show menu in the bottom-left, such as whether remote branches are shown). Specific settings made in a repository override the global settings. Basically if you want the same settings in every repository you no longer have to do this for each new one opened.
• The search field no longer loses focus when deleting the last remaining character.

Text size

• Adds a text size slider in Preferences used for diffs and commit messages
• Disables highlighting the changed part of a rename since that crashed in some cases

This release is code signed by me (Douglas Hill) and has no analytics or automatic update mechanism. If I release another update you’ll have to download it manually from here.