Build logs Long logs now display. They used to go blank past about a thousand lines. The log is split into steps, and a failed build opens at the failed step. "Jump to failure" and "Jump to end" buttons, and a search field that filters log lines. Running builds update live, and the header shows how long the build took. Repository page Files, merge requests, issues and builds are in one strip, with open counts and the latest build status. Everything else is under More, above the README. Links gitbay.org links open straight into the app from Safari, Messages, Mail, Signal and other apps. #12, !34 and owner/repo#12 in issues, merge requests, comments and review threads are tappable, in both Markdown and Org. Easier to use A new issue opens as soon as you create it. Gates and checks sit at the top of a merge request. The Dashboard tab shows your unread count. Renaming a repository and removing an SSH key ask you to type the name first. iPad gets a sidebar layout. Icon buttons have VoiceOver labels, and lists adapt to large text sizes. Fixes Long files and snippets no longer show blank. An Org comment with a line starting "#12" no longer freezes the app. Back navigation from repository screens returns to the right place. The comment send button is bigger. The notifications screen is tidier. Adding a key or email with an expiring token now explains what to do.

Push notifications for issues, merge requests and builds. Merge request labels and label filtering. Build list shows commit subjects and pages through history. Live preview for Markdown and Org text. Admin queues and account management for instance admins. Fixes profile saving, list position when going back, and Markdown list rendering.

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Snippets: create, browse and edit your snippets, and read anyone's public ones from their profile. Close a merge request in favour of another. The closed one names its successor and links to it. Filter builds by branch, status and job. Manage an organization's labels and milestones from its page; every repository in the org sees them. Give SSH keys a label.

Now runs on iOS 18 and later. Merge requests - Gates: see approvals, code owners outstanding per file, open threads, checks and fast-forward status before you try to merge, with a footer naming what is still unmet. - Revisions: every push the merge request has had, and a range-diff between any revision and the one before it. - Reviews the merge gates ignore are marked advisory. Repositories - Rename a repository from its settings. - Choose the default branch, require merge requests on protected branches, and protect tags by pattern. - Access shows everyone who can reach a repository and why: owner, direct grant, org role or team. Grant and revoke direct access. - Webhooks: add, remove, and review deliveries with one-tap redelivery. - Import a repository from a remote URL, with a token for private sources. - Bookmarks list from the Repositories tab. - Create, close and reopen milestones. - Remove a release asset. - Require code owner review as a merge rule. Issues - Issue templates in the new-issue sheet when the repository has them. Account - Manage email addresses: list, remove, and choose the primary. - Switch activity mail on or off while keeping the inbox. - Edit an organization's profile if you administer it. Safety - Every destructive action now asks for confirmation first.

Labels, search, notifications, and a lot more of the command line on your phone. • Labels: colours in every list, and a screen to add, rename and remove them. • Filter and search issue and merge request lists, and search the whole instance from Explore. • Notification inbox: what happened, where, and a tap to get there. • Merge requests: mark as draft, retarget, request reviews, and see stacked requests. • Compare any two branches or tags. • Fork, watch, mute and bookmark repositories, with your current state shown in the menu. • Cancel a build, delete a release, and create or rename an organisation. • Dependency checks in repository settings. • Edit your profile. • Write issue and merge request bodies in Markdown or Org, and read them rendered as written. • Fixes: editing an Org body opens on Org, and "stop watching" now means what it says.