1.0.91

GsGit 1.0.91

Fixed

• Device-flow sign-in reliability. The pending device code and its expiry now
  survive the app being backgrounded for the browser and the Activity being
  destroyed (aggressive OEM background management, "Don't keep activities").
  Authorization polling resumes on return, so login completes after you approve
  the code instead of silently resetting.
• Resilient polling: transient failures during sign-in (network hiccups, empty
  or unparsable responses) no longer abort the flow. Only real terminal states
  (authorization cancelled, code expired, secure storage unavailable,
  configuration errors) stop it; otherwise the app keeps waiting until you
  authorize or the code expires.

Notes

• Token (PAT) sign-in stays available as an alternative, behind the explicit
  risk warning.
• Full authorization stability change; no data migration required.

v1.0.90-latest

Press release 1.0.90
GsGit 1.0.90
Fixed
Fixed unexpected sign-out after several hours. Your GitHub session now stays active — the access token is refreshed automatically and securely through the server, with no secret stored on your device.
Added
Sign in with a personal access token as an alternative to the GitHub App sign-in. This option is optional and shown with a clear security warning — you use it at your own responsibility. The GitHub App remains the recommended, safer way to sign in.

1.0.88

GsGit — GitHub in your pocket
A full GitHub client for Android. Not a viewer — you actually work: repos, code, issues, pull requests and reviews, straight from your phone.
What it does
Repositories: browse, search, star, manage — full repo control
— Code: view and edit with syntax highlighting, right on device
— Issues: read, open, comment, label, close
— Pull requests: diffs, reviews, comments, merge
— Actions: watch workflows, re-run jobs, read logs
— Releases and Projects: tags, releases, project boards, branches, commits
Instant notifications
Push arrives about 2 seconds after the event on GitHub.
— Speed: GitHub to server to device in a couple of seconds
— Channels: per-event control — pick what pings you
— Quiet hours: silence by schedule
— Digest: batch the noise into a summary
Built for privacy
— Sign in through the GitHub App — no classic tokens
— Zero tokens stored on the device
— No excess permissions — no location, no personal-data access
The basics
— Price: Free
— Requires: Android 8.0+
— Download: gsgit.org