We’re excited to introduce a range of new features and improvements designed to enhance your experience. New Features Support for macOS 26 - The app now fully supports macOS Tahoe New icon for macOS 26 - The new icon supports light- and dark mode, plus clear and tinted icon styles. Inline Image Previews and Diff Rendering - View changed images directly with inline previews. Transparent images get a checkerboard pattern. - Open images in Preview for detailed examination using the new 'Preview' button. Full diffs on new files - We now display added files as full diffs, so you can review the full content of newly added files. Improvements - Staging and unstaging keyboard shortcuts now use Cmd+Opt+Arrow keys instead of Cmd+Arrow, and will no longer interfere with text editing shortcuts. - The active branch indicator now updates more accurately, when swithing between the app and Terminal. - You can now right-click to move a file to trash, and show a file in Finder. - We now support opening repositories in the Unborn HEAD state. Bug Fixes - Fixed a bug where discarding a partially staged file would also discard its staged lines. - Fixed a bug where the UI would incorrectly let you attempt to unstage a committed line, and then crash. - Fixed a bug where the sidebar tag list did not refresh after adding a new tag. We hope these updates make your workflow smoother and more enjoyable. Thank you for your continued support!

We're excited to introduce several new features and improvements to enhance your experience: Improved Commit Review Experience - Collapse and Expand File Diffs: You can now easily toggle the visibility of individual file diffs within a commit. This feature helps you focus on the changes that matter most and makes navigating large commits much more manageable. - Navigate Directly to File Diffs: Clicking on filenames in the commit overview now scrolls directly to that file's diff. Quickly jump to specific files to review changes more efficiently. Visual Enhancements - Cleaner Commit Headers: We've fixed a visual bug that caused the header background to appear outside its rounded borders. The commit headers now look sharper and more polished, improving the overall appearance. - Line Number Ruler Fix: The line number display in diffs has been refined to eliminate visual artifacts. This results in a cleaner, more readable diff view, making it easier to review changes. We hope these updates make your workflow smoother and more enjoyable. Thank you for using Gitonium!

We're excited to introduce several improvements and fixes to enhance your development experience: Enhanced Staging Accuracy - More Reliable Line Staging: We've improved the way individual lines are staged by considering the surrounding context. This means your line staging actions will be more precise and predictable, reducing errors during granular edits. - Whitespace Handling Options: You now have greater control over whitespace when staging lines. Choose to ignore or include whitespace differences to match your workflow and ensure your changes reflect your intentions. Thank you for your continued feedback and support! These updates aim to make your workflow smoother and more efficient.

# Release Highlights - **Multi-line Staging:** Stage multiple lines at once by dragging, making partial commits faster. - **Permission Changes Visible:** Diff view now clearly shows file permission modifications. - **Welcome Screen Improved:** Fixed a visual glitch on the open repo button. - **New App Icon:** New circuit board branch design replacing the previous icon. Enjoy a smoother, clearer, and more modern experience with this update!

Lots of minor quality-of-life updates in this version: New: Added a button to abort a merge, for when you want to revisit a merge conflict later. New: Commits now list added and deleted lines, per file. Fixed: Relative dates in the commit list now update as time passes. Fixed: The "Check out Commit" menu item would incorrectly say you had unstaged changes. Improved: The sidebar now loads and recomputes branch trees asynchronously. Improved: tags and branch references now have symbols, making them easier to tell apart. Improved: When two previously merged branches diverge, we now list causes all the way back to the original branch point during a conflict. Improved: The merge conflict view now lets you keep multiple diff windows open at the same time, giving you more context. Improved: Added more context to the merge conflict separators, making it easier to know which side is which. Improved: Redesigned change indicators in the staged- and unstaged lists.

Gitonium Just Got a Power Boost! • Adjust Diff Context Size Customize how much (or how little) context you see in diffs—perfect for focused reviews or deep dives. • Branch Tracking Status Always know where you stand! The title bar now shows if you’re ahead, behind, or in sync with your remote branch. • Remotes in the Sidebar Browse remote branches at a glance—or instantly create local tracking branches for seamless collaboration. • Tag Management List, create, or delete tags effortlessly. Ideal for marking releases or milestones. • Submodule Support Nested repos? No problem! Submodules now live in the sidebar for easy navigation. • Detached HEAD Mode Experiment safely! Check out specific commits to test, debug, or explore history. • Bug Fixes & Polish Smoother, faster, and more stable—dozens of under-the-hood improvements.

New Features • Git References (Branches and Tags): Commits now display branch names like “main” or “origin/main,” as well as git tags for quick context. • Git Graph Lines: Visualize commit relationships with sleek and clear branch lines. Improvements • Redesigned Commit List: Enjoy a cleaner, more structured overview of your work. • Enhanced Commit View: • Gravatar author pictures for a personal touch • Fresh, intuitive change indicators • Better rename formatting to highlight the change • Handy change counts at a glance • Expandable long commit messages for deeper context • No diffs for deletions and pure renames, keeping reviews focused • Branch Name in the Navigation Title: Always know where you are at a glance. • Resizable Commit List: Adjust the layout to fit your workflow. I hope these updates make your Git workflow smoother than ever. Enjoy!

When someone reindents some code, you can toggle white space rendering in diffs, and focus in on just the actual changes.

- Gitonium now supports organising your branches in folders - Fixed a bug in the diff view that could occasionally lead to an infinite reload loop for large diffs, like merge commits.

By popular request: Gitonium now supports Ollama, so you can maintain privacy and avoid API costs by running your own local LLM.

- You can now pull from, and push to remote repositories! - The icon got an update

Fixed a crash on startup that would happen when syntax highlighting a particular character sequence in a diff.

#### Added - A feature wish list! Suggest a feature you want! - A manual Generate Commit Message option. Very handy if you want to run it whenever you wanto, or if you just want to re-run it. #### Changed - A "Commit" command menu, with commands and shortcuts for all commit related actions.

#### Added - Buttons for Stage/Unstage and Stage All/Unstage all, for users who prefer to not to doubleclick the file list. - More keyboard shortcuts: - Command+RightArrow will stage the selected file(s). - Command+LeftArrow will unstage the selected file(s). - Command+s will commit any staged changes. #### Fixed - Eliminated another multi-hyphen related crash when syntax highlighting. #### Changed - Successively staging multiple files will now correctly cancel the previous request. - Increased the suggestion speed.

- Fixed a bug with a repeating ratings prompt after committing. It should only be displayed once. I'm so sorry!

- Better and longer commit messages, especially when there are a lot of changes in one commit. - Improved margins and padding on the conflict resolution view. - Added App Preview.

Fixed a crash that would happen when trying to syntax highlight a diff containing more than 69 consecutive hyphens. A proper stack overflow there, ladies and gentlemen.