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| GitKraken 10.6.0 Dec 17, 2024 |
New: Automatic Conflict Detection: GitKraken will monitor your base branch for conflicts and alert you with an icon in the toolbar when conflicts are detected, providing options to resolve your conflicts sooner rather than later. When a conflict is detected, click on the icon in the toolbar to view details about the conflict and choose to rebase your current branch onto the base branch or merge changes from the base branch into your current branch. You can limit which branches GitKraken may consider as “base branches” when scanning for conflicts. Navigate to Preferences > Conflict Detection to set the preffered branches for a repository. This feature is currently in preview and may undergo significant updates based on feedback. Share your thoughts with us to help shape its future direction! Custom External Editors You can now set any external editor for GitKraken to use when opening files or repositories. Navigate to Preferences > External Tools to set the default external editor to <Custom> and enter the path for the editor you want to use. If needed, you can configure the arguments to pass when opening repos or files in your selected editor. Improvements: Worktrees: The Commit Graph now displays a worktree icon when the branch is associated with a linked worktree. Worktrees in the left panel will show WIP summary and ahead/behind status. Selecting a branch in the breadcrumb that is checked out in a worktree will now open that worktree. Added a context menu option to Pull Requests in the Left Panel to check out the Pull Request in a new worktree. When a worktree is opened in a repository tab, the tab icon will change to a worktree icon. You can now edit custom Launchpad views. Added an option to relocate a workspace repo in your filesystem if the repo was not found. Added an option to locate workspace repo in filesystem if the repo has multiple possible paths. When auto-fetch fails silently, a warning icon will show on the REMOTES left panel section |
| GitKraken 10.5.0 Nov 12, 2024 |
New: Worktree Support: Use worktrees to work on multiple branches at once without impacting your main working directory. Effortlessly switch between testing changes or working on multiple tasks in the same repository without having to worry about losing your work. Learn more about worktrees in this video. Creating worktrees: Right click on any branch in the Commit Graph to create a new worktree on that branch, or create a worktree for a new branch on any commit in the Commit Graph. Open a pull request in a new worktree from Launchpad by selecting the option Checkout in New Worktree in the action menu. You can also hover over the WORKTREES Left Panel section header and click on the + button to create a new worktree (Tip: You can show or hide left panel sections like WORKTREES by right-clicking on any Left Panel section header). Switching between worktrees: Double click on any worktree in the WORKTREES Left Panel section to open that worktree. Double clicking on a branch in the graph that is checked out in a worktree will open that worktree in the current tab. Saved Launchpad Views: Save your customized Launchpad views and access them on the web and across all your devices. Click the Save a View button in the Launchpad tab bar to save the current view’s filters and view settings as a new view. Your saved Launchpad views will be available on GitKraken.dev and in GitKraken Client on any device that is logged in to your GitKraken account. Improvements: You can now add reviewers when creating Bitbucket or Bitbucket Server pull requests. Checking out a remote branch will automatically fast-forward the local branch if possible without prompting to reset the branch. You can now choose to always skip the force push confirmation prompt by checking ‘Don’t ask again’ on your next force push (always force push with caution – you may lose commits). Experimental Feature – AI Commit Message Generation: Added support for GPT-4 Turbo, GPT-4o, and GPT-4o mini Open AI models |
| GitKraken 10.4.1 Oct 22, 2024 |
New: You can now add a reviewer when creating GitLab or GitLab Self-Managed merge requests. Improvements: Experimental Feature – Git Executable: Added support for amending and rewording the latest (HEAD) commit, providing full support for SSH commit signing. The Show All button in the left panel now only appears when there are hidden branches, remotes, or tags. Old app update notifications will automatically be marked as read on update. Bug Fixes: Fixed an issue where GitKraken would prompt for credentials on every push or branch switch in LFS repositories. |
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