Gitwall 0.4.1

Gitwall shows open pull requests, merge requests and issues from GitHub and GitLab in your menu bar and in desktop widgets.

What's new in 0.4.1

• Archived repositories are gone from every list. Nothing in an archived repository can be merged, closed or reviewed, so its pull requests and issues only padded the queue. They are dropped where they are fetched, on both GitHub and GitLab, and the repository picker no longer offers archived repositories — one you already watch stays in the list so you can untick it. There is no setting to bring them back.
• Launch at login is on right after you install the app. Gitwall lives in the menu bar and refreshes in the background, so it is only useful while it is running. It switches the login item on once, at the first launch; if you turn it off in Settings › General, it stays off. An existing installation is left exactly as you set it.

One thing to expect once

If you watch a repository that has been archived, its items disappear from the next sync. Gitwall reads a vanished item as closed, so that one sync can deliver a burst of "closed" notifications for it. It happens once per such account.

Install

Download Gitwall-0.4.1.zip, unzip it and move Gitwall.app to Applications. The build is signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens without a Gatekeeper warning. Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later.

This direct download does not update itself. The Mac App Store version (in review) updates automatically.

SHA-256 of the zip is in Gitwall-0.4.1.zip.sha256.