Release 1.1.0 · gitgusilva/gitbox

GitBox v1.1.0 introduces Projects — a way to group the repositories you work with, so switching context is one click instead of reopening tabs.

Projects

A project owns its own set of repository tabs, including which one was active. Switching projects swaps the whole tab bar.
Every repository you open while a project is active belongs to it and inherits its colour.
Each project has a colour of its own, shown on the switcher and as a hairline across the toolbar.
The folder button in the toolbar is now the project switcher, listing every project with its colour, repository count and edit/delete actions. Past 8 projects it gains a search box.
New shortcuts: Ctrl+Shift+P opens the menu, Alt+PageUp / Alt+PageDown cycle, Alt+1…Alt+9 jump straight to a project.

Existing installs migrate automatically: the tabs you already have open become your first project.

Rebuilt: grouped by category, two columns, searchable, and translated into all supported languages.

Command Log did not render its list at all, and large entries had no scrollbar — both the list and an expanded command's output now scroll.
Command Log recorded every git command twice; a duplicate IPC listener was counting each event two times.
Command Log always reopened on the Error tab instead of the one you last used.
History graph: branches you added to the filter were drawn dimmed, as if they had not been filtered.
Hide icon labels in Settings had no effect on the toolbar actions.
Expanding a log entry with no output now says so instead of opening an empty box.

Existing installs update in place through the built-in updater.