New in version 2.5: • Favorites: Mark important repositories so they appear right at the top and stay within easy reach. • Read offline: Enable the offline cache per repository and read repos, issues and pull requests even without a connection to your instance. • Work queue: A cross-repository overview shows what's assigned to you and what's awaiting your review – with assignee and author filters. • Customize home: Arrange the home screen freely and choose how many entries the feed shows. • Open links in the app: Tapped links to your instance now open directly in gyokuro instead of the browser. • Actions at hand: A new top-level entry point, plus a filled Control widget. • Organization labels: Org-wide labels are now available in the matching repositories too. • Tidier settings: A clearer structure with well-separated sections. Improved and fixed: • Action run status now updates live, with matching icons. • The editor no longer jumps back to the top while typing. • Issue dependencies can be added, linked and removed again. • Added Terms of Use (EULA). • Many smaller improvements and stability fixes.

New in version 2.4: • Code editor: edit files right in the app — with syntax highlighting, auto-indentation and direct commit. Creating and deleting files included. • Full pull request control: change base branch, milestone and reviewers, attach comments to individual diff lines, and update the branch with a tap — with a prominent mergeable status. • Comments, all around: edit, delete, add emoji reactions, and follow an issue's complete activity timeline. • Manage releases: edit and delete releases and upload or remove file assets — all inside the app. • Attachments now show in list overviews, not just in detail. • Spanish and French localization — gyokuro now speaks four languages. • Polish: text in detail views now lines up cleanly. Stability and performance: • Long lists now load completely — nothing is silently truncated anymore. • Clearer error messages instead of silently swallowed errors. • Lower memory use and clean teardown of network connections when switching accounts.

New in this version: • Edit in place: tap to change titles, descriptions and details in issues, pull requests, repositories and milestones — no separate edit mode. • Actions: trigger workflows manually, cancel running jobs and follow colored live logs. • Register, pause and remove Actions runners right in the app. • Merge several issues into one — attachments included. • Labels now appear directly in the issue list. • Updated links to website and support. Security and stability: • Self-signed certificates are now safely pinned instead of blindly trusted — great for homelabs. • Your access token is no longer sent to third-party hosts by mistake. • Clearer, consistent error messages throughout the app. • Newly created issues no longer disappear after refreshing. • Repository editing is correctly marked as a premium feature.

This release makes gyokuro a first-class citizen of the homelab world: self-hosted servers and unusual setups are now properly supported – plus powerful filters and real-time push. New: • Self-hoster support: self-signed certificates, mTLS (PKCS#12 client cert), HTTP/SOCKS proxies, custom HTTP headers, and Basic Auth – all configurable per account. • Optional real-time notifications via your own ntfy or Gotify instance (fully opt-in, no third-party cloud). • App badge with the unread notification count. • Granular notification filters per repository and per type (issue, PR, commit, …). • "Mark all as read" button on the notifications screen. • Issue and PR filters: combine labels and milestones in the lists (All / No milestone / multiple). gyokuro remembers your preferred filters per repo. • Big markdown upgrade: code syntax highlighting, alert callouts (NOTE/TIP/WARNING …), checkable task lists, and nested lists. • Archived repositories sink to the bottom – or hide them entirely if you prefer. • Repository activity feeds can be hidden so the screen doesn't jump. Bug fixes: • Creating a repository now works reliably across server versions (no more 502). • Issue titles refresh correctly after pull-to-refresh. • Newly created milestones show up in the list immediately.

What's new in version 2.1 • Bulk actions: Select several notifications, issues or pull requests in one of the lists and apply changes in one go — mark as read, pin, close, assign labels or set a milestone. Selection works across pinned and regular rows. • Copy issues to multiple repositories at once: When copying an issue, pick several target repositories side by side. After the run you get a per-repo summary with a direct link to each newly created issue. • Create labels without leaving the issue: A new plus chip next to the existing labels opens an editor for name and color, with a preset palette plus a custom color picker. The new label is immediately attached to the issue you are editing. • Clearer sign-in: A live login log records every step of the connection check with concrete suggestions if something goes wrong. Servers that require authentication for API access — like Gitea instances with REQUIRE_SIGNIN_VIEW — now work without misleading errors. • German and English translations tightened for consistency across screens.

Widget now shows all labels correctly in dark mode and refreshes in the background - no more stale evening data. Home screen reloads automatically right after creating an issue or pull request. New Releases filter chip on the home screen surfaces the latest releases of your repos. Jump straight to a freshly copied or moved issue from the success screen. Tighter search filter chips that no longer wrap. Credits section in settings linking to the Gitea and Forgejo projects. New more apps for self-hosters hint on the home screen with a curated list inside settings.

Widget now shows all labels correctly in dark mode and refreshes in the background - no more stale evening data Home screen reloads automatically right after creating an issue or pull request New Releases filter chip on the home screen surfaces the latest releases of your repos Jump straight to a freshly copied or moved issue from the success screen Tighter search filter chips (Repos, Users) that no longer wrap Credits section in settings linking to the Gitea and Forgejo projects

• Gitea Actions: Monitor CI/CD workflow runs, view job logs, and re-run failed jobs • PR Reviews: Submit approve/request-changes reviews; view diffs with side-by-side mode on iPad • Releases: Browse releases & tags, create new releases with notes and pre-release flags • Code Search: Full-text search across source code in all your repositories • Swipe Actions: Close, reopen, and assign issues; merge pull requests with a swipe • Home screen: Pin favourite repos, contribution heatmap, activity feed • Widgets: Open issues counter on the home and lock screen • Share Extension: Attach images and files directly to issues

• New: Weekly report. A new Unlimited screen surfaces your last 7 days at a glance — activities, issues, pull requests, lines of code added and removed, all compared to the previous week. Plus your most active repositories, labels and milestones with share bars and percentages, and your most productive day. • New: Local push notifications. Gitea/Forgejo notifications get checked in the background and pushed to your device. Opt in for a weekly Sunday reminder of your report — pick any weekday and time in the settings. • New: Move issues between repositories — not just copy. The source issue is cleanly deleted after the target has been created. • New: Pin and unpin issues directly from the detail view and the edit screen, no longer just from the list swipe action. • New: Redeem App Store promo and offer codes from inside the app — through the paywall or settings. • New: A What's new screen appears after each update with the headline changes, reachable from settings any time later. • New: The app icon now supports dark mode and the tinted home-screen appearance. • Improved: The home tab shows every open milestone in your repositories — even when no issues are attached yet. • Improved: Closed milestones can be browsed via the filter, with the closed date surfaced and a calmer visual treatment. • Improved: The share extension reliably handles screenshots from the iOS editor and large Photo Library images. • Improved: Menu buttons now respond reliably on the first tap. • Improved: On iPad the Settings entry is pinned at the bottom of the sidebar. • Several smaller stability and design improvements.

• Share Extension: Images are now resized and compressed before upload, so sharing works reliably on TestFlight and in the App Store build. • Share Extension: Labels and milestones can now be selected directly when creating an issue — shown as chips, matching the main app. • Share Extension: Improved authentication — tokens are reliably shared between app and extension, so posting keeps working after app updates. • General: Several smaller stability improvements.

gyokuro 1.2.2 — Better navigation and milestone tools • Milestones can now be edited, renamed, closed, reopened, and deleted • Search chips use theme-aware colors with significantly better contrast • Settings navigation now reliably resets after switching tabs • The account profile is now the first row in Settings — no more "More" tab • Hidden developer options are re-hidden when the app is restarted

gyokuro 1.2 – New home screen and pull request creation NEW • Home screen with activity feed, contribution heatmap, and chip filter for open issues and milestones across all repositories • Create pull requests directly in the app — with branch picker • Pin issues: important ones stay at the top in their own section • Binary files (images, PDFs) now render in the code browser • Commits with message, stats, and diff inside the app — no more browser jumps • Animated splash screen with gyokuro branding (玉露 — "jade dew") • Proper README rendering for headings, lists, tables, images, and code blocks IPAD • Adaptive sidebar navigation that auto-collapses after selection • Detail views now use the full screen width IMPROVEMENTS • Tab bar hides when navigating into detail views • Reliable Gitea / Forgejo server detection • Every activity entry is now tappable — PR comments land in the correct view • Better titles for close / reopen activities • Token is no longer shown anywhere in the UI BUG FIXES • iPad sidebar reliably switches tabs on selection • Forgejo detection uses the correct API URL • Heatmap month labels no longer overlap

This update turns gyokuro into a much more capable companion for your Gitea or Forgejo server: - AI writing assistant in issues and wiki: improve, expand, summarize or formalize text – fully on-device via Apple Foundation Models, with your input language preserved. - Five new themes (Cream, Matcha, Sakura, Sumi, Kitsune) in both light and dark mode, with WCAG AA contrast. - Wiki in the app: read pages and edit them in place. - Greatly expanded code browser: native syntax highlighting, rendered README, diff view with commit history, repo-wide file search, and inline preview for images and PDFs. - Richer issues: write comments, attach photos and files, and assign or change labels and milestones directly. - Full repository management: create, edit, delete – including star favorites that are pinned to the top. - New Home tab with contribution heatmap and activity feed, plus a dedicated iPad layout with sidebar navigation. - Redesigned global search with scope selector (repos, users, files) and a new in-app language picker.