gitspy v1.1.0

Open source

• gitspy is open source under the AGPL-3.0: the code is at
  https://github.com/pr0ddd/gitspy, releases are built there for macOS (Apple
  Silicon and Intel), Linux (AppImage, deb, rpm) and Windows (installer and msi),
  and the app updates itself from GitHub Releases. This is the first version with
  Linux and Windows builds; the Windows build is not signed yet, so SmartScreen
  warns once. A copy of 1.0.x will not find this update on its own — the old
  update address is gone; download 1.1.0 once from Releases and it updates itself
  from there on.
• On Windows the terminal opens PowerShell (or cmd when there is none) through
  ConPTY; the terminal on every system starts your own login shell.

New

• Merge conflicts are resolved in a real editor. Both sides and the result are
  three Monaco editors with syntax highlighting that scroll together; a checkbox
  beside each conflict block takes the whole block from that side, marks in the
  gutter take or drop single lines, and the result can be edited by hand before
  Save. Blocks nobody has picked yet show the common ancestor, so the result is
  never a hole. The panes resize.
• Every destructive action asks first, in one place: the confirm bar at the top
  of the graph. Deleting a branch, dropping a stash, discarding changes, hard
  reset — the same bar. Force push is never a button: it is offered in that bar
  only after the remote rejected an ordinary push, next to Pull, and it runs with
  --force-with-lease.
• A branch whose upstream is gone carries a red marker in the sidebar; a click on
  it deletes the branch through the confirm bar. Deleting goes with -D, so
  squash-merged branches, which git's -d refuses, go too.
• Hovering the avatar of a commit names the author, and the co-authors from the
  message, with their emails.
• The tab strip's "+" opens a "New tab" entry when a start page is already open
  elsewhere.

Improved

• The working tree is one panel in every mode. During a merge the same panel
  shows Conflicted, Unstaged (only when there is something) and Resolved files,
  with the same chips, the same Path/Tree switch, and Amend and Push after commit
  in their usual place. The conflict banner in the details is the same banner as
  a pending commit, the row of the working tree in the graph is an orange band.
• The pull requests tab is there only when the repository lives on a host you can
  sign in to; without an account it says so instead of loading forever.
• GitLab tokens are refreshed on their own, a minute before they expire, so the
  connection no longer drops after two hours. A host that rejects its saved
  sign-in says so in Settings and offers to sign in again, rather than failing
  quietly.
• The toolbar adapts to the window width instead of overlapping, the window has
  a minimum size of 960×600, the minimap is off by default, and Settings sit on
  the left with the width they need.
• The repository dialog has one fixed height, its footer appears only once a host
  is connected, and Escape closes every dialog. Integrations in Settings and in
  the dialog read the same connections — no more "None" flashing before the
  account.

Fixed

• The details of a repository dialog no longer crash on a tab that was closed
  while the mode switched, and closing the dialog no longer flashes.
• Windows: the file watcher follows the resolved repository root and reads paths
  with either separator; text files check out with LF so the tests and the app
  see the same bytes.