v0.2.1

Added

• Branch, file and commit rows have a More actions button, and Shift+F10 opens a row's menu from the keyboard, so their actions no longer need a right-click. The menu moves with the arrow keys and hands focus back when it closes. Background repository tabs and Quick Switch rows can be reached and are named for screen readers. (#83)
• Pull (merge) and Pull (rebase) in a menu on the header's Pull button and in Quick Switch. (#72)

Changed

• Ahead and behind counts are shown on the header's Pull and Push buttons only. The banners that repeated them above every view are gone. (#82)

Fixed

• Pulling a branch that has diverged from its upstream says so and offers Pull (merge) or Pull (rebase), instead of "Git command failed." (#72)
• When Git fails for a reason the app doesn't recognise, the message and Copy diagnostics give Git's own reason instead of only "Git command failed." (#74)
• Branches, tags, fetches and stashes made outside the app, such as in a terminal, now refresh the sidebar, including in worktrees. (#81)
• Settings saved close together (open tabs, pane widths, toggles) no longer overwrite each other, and a crash while saving can't lose them. An unreadable settings file is set aside as config.json.broken, with a notice, instead of breaking every later save. (#73)
• A merge commit's details list the files and line counts it brought in, against its first parent, instead of "No file changes." (#78)
• Clicking an untracked file shows its contents, and a new folder lists each file in it instead of one row. (#77)
• Unstaging a new file's only hunk unstages the file, and staging a deleted file's only hunk stages the deletion. Both used to stage an empty file. (#76)
• Import Patch reads plain diffs, such as those from Working Copy's Export patch, as well as format-patch files. (#75)
• On macOS, opening the app from Finder no longer hides tools installed with Homebrew, such as Git LFS and credential helpers, or VS Code's code command. When no editor is found, Open in Editor says so instead of showing a raw error. (#79)
• Activity no longer counts stashes as commits in its activity, velocity, streak and file churn figures. (#80)
• Reflog dates each entry by when it happened, not by the date of the commit it points to. (#71)
• Relative times such as "5 minutes ago" keep updating, and "fetched … ago" updates after a pull. (#84)
• Very large files in staged, commit, compare and stash diffs wait for Load anyway, as unstaged ones already did. A staged rename diffs as an edit of the file. (#84)
• Remote URLs containing spaces are read correctly, and a file dialog that fails says so instead of acting as if it were cancelled. (#84)
• In a repository with no commits yet, Changelog, Activity and Branches say there are no commits yet, instead of "HEAD is not a commit", an age of Today and "No branches." Worktrees no longer lists the repository as its own only worktree. (#85)
• Activity's stat strip wraps onto more rows in a narrow window instead of running past its card, and a long branch name is shortened, with the full name on hover. (#101)

v0.2.0

Added

• Search in files (⌘⇧F / Ctrl+Shift+F, or from Quick Switch) finds text across the working tree or any branch or tag, with match case, whole word and regular expression options. Clicking a match opens it in your editor. (#40)
• Stage, unstage or discard single lines: click the line numbers of the changes you want in a hunk, then use its Stage lines button. (#41)
• Worktrees: a Worktrees section in the Nav Pane lists, adds, opens and removes worktrees, so several branches can be checked out at once in their own folders. The branch list marks branches checked out in another worktree. (#42)
• Submodules and Git LFS: a Submodules section (in repositories that have them) shows each one's state and can update or open them, and a changed submodule shows the commits it moved between instead of a commit hash. Files stored in Git LFS are labelled, show their size change instead of pointer text, and say when Git LFS isn't installed. (#43)
• Changed images are shown as images instead of "Binary file changed": side by side, with a swipe slider, or as an onion skin. Works for PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, BMP, ICO, AVIF and SVG. (#23)
• Clicking a changed file in a commit's details opens its diff in a large window, with the commit's other files beside it, instead of a cramped diff in the narrow pane. (#58)
• Expand diff in Working Copy hides the file list so the diff runs across to the sidebar, for reviewing long or wide changes. (#56)
• Wrap lines in the diff toolbar turns line wrapping off, so long lines stay on one row and the diff scrolls sideways. In a split diff each side keeps half the width with its own scroll bars, and scrolling one side scrolls the other. Remembered across the app. (#57)
• Show changes on a stash lists the files it changed, with a diff for each, including untracked files it saved. (#18)
• Stash just some files: select them in Working Copy, across Staged and Unstaged (shift-click for a range, ⌘- or Ctrl-click for single files), and choose Stash from the right-click menu. Other staged files stay out of the stash. A new stash can also Keep staged changes, stashing only what isn't staged. (#37)
• Two more ways to merge a branch from its right-click menu: Merge into current (no fast-forward) always makes a merge commit, and Squash into current stages the branch's changes as one change for you to commit, with the squashed commits listed in the commit message to start from. (#22)
• Pull with rebase: shift-click the header's Pull button, or choose Pull (rebase) in Quick Switch. Plain Pull still follows your pull.rebase setting. (#21)
• Check out a commit from History to look at an old version. The header and status bar show HEAD and the commit while it's detached. (#36)
• Set upstream… and Unset upstream in a branch's right-click menu, to choose or remove the remote branch it tracks without pushing. (#38)
• Delete on remote removes a branch from its remote, from a branch's right-click menu or from a remote branch in the branch dropdown. (#19)
• Delete on remote for a tag removes it from the remote it was pushed to, so it no longer comes back on the next fetch. (#20)
• A Fetch button next to "fetched … ago" in the header, and a Prune checkbox beside it that also removes remote branches deleted on the remote whenever you fetch all remotes. The checkbox is remembered. (#14)

Fixed

• Force push now always updates the branch's own upstream. Before, a branch tracking a differently named remote branch (local feature tracking origin/feat-x) was force-pushed to origin/feature instead, and a remote with a / in its name wasn't found. (#24)
• Revert and Cherry-pick work on merge commits, using the changes the merge brought in, so a merged pull request can be backed out. They used to fail with Git's "no -m option was given" error. (#35)
• A commit with a long description no longer pushes its changed files out of reach in the Commit detail pane; the pane scrolls instead. (#58)
• Switching branches, merging, pulling or cherry-picking over uncommitted or untracked changes now says so and suggests committing or stashing first, instead of "Git command failed."
• Merging a branch that's already merged says "Already up to date. Nothing to merge." instead of doing nothing.
• In Branch Graph & History, long branch and tag names no longer run over the author column. They shorten to fit, with the full name on hover, and the commit message stays visible.
• Checking out a remote branch from the branch dropdown or Quick Switch works when the remote's name contains a /, such as team/origin. (#33)
• On Windows the installer puts Current Client in C:\Program Files\Current Client, rather than in a folder named after the publisher. Installing over 0.1.1 or earlier removes the old C:\Program Files\Garrett Speager\Current Client folder. (#15)

v0.1.1

Added

• Signing in to HTTPS remotes from the app. When Git has no credentials for a remote, or the remote turns them down, clone, fetch, pull and push ask for a username and password or access token and try again. Git saves the sign-in with your credential helper, such as the macOS Keychain or Git Credential Manager; Current Client stores nothing. (#2)

Fixed

• Cloning now creates a folder named after the repository inside the destination you choose, as git clone does. The folder name can be changed, and the full path is shown before cloning. (#1)
• Activity, Branch Graph & History and Changelog no longer reload and redraw when you return to them; they refresh only when commits or branches have changed. (#3)
• Spaces and other characters Git doesn't allow in branch names are turned into dashes, and the name is shown before the branch is created. (#4)
• On macOS the app is named Current Client in Finder and Applications, rather than current-client. If you installed 0.1.0, delete the old current-client app from Applications after installing this one.

v0.1.0

Added

• Staging and unstaging by file or hunk, and a commit composer with amend and co-authors.
• Split and unified diffs with word-level changes.
• Commit graph with full-history search, blame and file history.
• Undo for the last commit, merge, pull, rebase, reset or branch switch.
• Conflict prediction for branches before merging, and continue or abort for merges and rebases in progress.
• Branches, remotes, tags and stashes, with cancellable fetch, pull and push.
• Repository tabs and an activity dashboard.
• A Changelog tab that writes Conventional Commits into CHANGELOG.md, or saves them as Markdown, HTML or PDF.