Merge request status now matches GitLab • The status shown for a merge request comes from its current head pipeline, so an old run on a superseded commit no longer reports a failure GitLab doesn't • Merge is no longer offered when GitLab would refuse it — it tells you what's blocking instead • A stage whose jobs were all skipped reads as skipped, not passed • A job allowed to fail reads as a warning, rather than failing the stage Links in comments • Links in merge request activity are now tappable, with the usual press-and-hold menu • GitLab links open in the app, on the right screen — including a link to a specific set of changes • Everything else opens in an in-app browser instead of leaving the app • The changes view can switch between diff versions Notifications • An expired or read-only token is reported as such, instead of looking like a missing GitLab role • The app now tells you when a colleague's webhook already covers you, so there's nothing to set up

Browse your code, right from the app • New Repositories tab — open any repo for its README, open merge requests, recent pipelines and code • Browse files and folders at any branch or tag • Commit history with full messages and changed files • Open a GitLab link straight in the app Merge requests • "Mine" now includes merge requests assigned to you, not just ones you opened • Rows show who a handed-over merge request is assigned to Polish and fixes • A refreshed look with a new typeface throughout • Shows a connection error when you're offline, instead of an empty list • Fixed content hidden behind the tab bar on detail screens • Long pipeline stage names now wrap instead of being cut off

• See trigger jobs and their downstream status directly in the pipeline, just like GitLab • Sign in with GitLab in one tap, no personal access token needed • Turn on push notifications for a whole group or project in one tap • Notification taps now open the exact comment, not just the merge request • No more duplicate push notifications • Fixed spurious sign-in errors on launch, plus a new adaptive app icon

Sign in with GitLab • One-tap sign-in — no need to create a personal access token by hand (the token option is still there if you prefer it). Push notifications, set up in the app • Turn on alerts for a whole group (covers every project inside it) or a single project, right from the app — usually one tap. • Get notified the moment CI fails, a pipeline recovers, you're asked to review, or you're mentioned. Fine-grained controls and quiet hours included. More control over merges • Cancel a pending "merge when pipeline succeeds" — just tap the button again to call it off. Fixes & polish • Large job logs (long publish/deploy jobs) now load reliably instead of hanging. • Pipeline stages waiting on an earlier stage correctly show as "waiting," not "running." • Clearer empty states and wording throughout.