BiBCode v0.6.0

BiBCode v0.6.0 adds a Pull Requests module: a project-scoped view, next to
the Git Manager, that lists pull requests and merge requests, opens them,
reviews, edits, merges and checks them out locally, on GitHub and on
self-hosted GitLab.

Pull Requests

• A Pull Requests button on each project header (after Git Manager) opens
  the hosted repository for the selected checkout. The view detects whether it
  can be used and explains what is missing: no origin, an unsupported
  provider (Azure DevOps, Bitbucket), a host that the gh/glab CLI does not
  know (with the exact auth login --hostname command), a missing CLI, or a
  host that is not authenticated. Settings → Source Control → Pull
  requests turns the module off and lists every configured GitHub and
  GitLab host with its authentication state.
• List with Open/Closed tabs (GitLab: Open, Merged, Closed, All), search,
  author, assignee, reviewer, review-status, draft, label, milestone and
  target-branch filters, sort, and explicit Load more.
• Detail page in the shape of the GitHub pull request page: header with
  state, branches and server-computed merge readiness; Conversation with
  comments, reviews, threads, suggestions, reactions and system events;
  Commits; Checks (GitLab: Pipelines); Files changed with lazy diffs,
  Viewed state and an ignore-whitespace toggle. The selected tab lives in
  the URL.
• Reviewing: post, edit and delete comments; reactions; reply, resolve and
  unresolve threads; inline comments from a diff line with Insert
  suggestion; a pending review submitted as Comment, Approve or Request
  changes against the head you reviewed; dismiss and re-request reviews;
  GitLab approve, revoke, remove your change request and apply suggestions
  with an optional commit message.
• Editing: title, description and base branch; reviewers, assignees, labels
  and milestone through searchable pickers with a five-second Undo;
  lock (GitHub reasons) and unlock; convert to draft and mark ready; close
  and reopen.
• Merge box with the methods the repository allows, subject and body,
  delete-branch and auto-merge options, and a confirmation that names the
  method, target and options; bypass of branch requirements with its own
  warning; update branch or rebase when behind; revert a merged request into
  a new one; delete a merge request (GitLab).
• Checkout for local verification into the current checkout, another
  worktree or a New worktree…; blocked checkouts show the Git Manager's
  reason; a started checkout always completes even if the window closes.
• Every control that the host does not allow stays visible, disabled, with
  the host's reason. Drafts (comments, replies, pending review, title,
  description, merge message) survive navigation and reload. Actions on the
  same request are serialized on the server; permissions are re-read before
  each write; a changed head is reported instead of merged.
• Verified end to end on GitHub and on a self-hosted GitLab 19.3 instance.
  Along the way: glab JSON bodies now send an explicit content type, GitLab
  inline notes with subclass ids parse, and repeated CLI probes are memoized
  for thirty seconds so GitLab actions take about half the time.

Git Manager and Source Control

• Worktree toolbars no longer show Loading worktrees… after the list has
  loaded.
• Worktrees created from a pull request use the head branch name, or
  <head>-pr-<n> when that branch is already checked out elsewhere.

Server

• A supervised process spawn retries briefly while the executable is still
  busy being written, and fixture capture reads wait for content (test-only
  robustness on hosted runners).

Downloads

On macOS, copy BiBCode.app from the DMG to Applications before launching it.

Desktop installers and standalone server distributions are provided for macOS,
Linux, and Windows on ARM64 and x64. Linux server .deb and .rpm packages are
included for both architectures. Stable desktop updater payloads and signatures
remain available through latest.json.

Full Changelog: v0.5.13...v0.6.0