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  • SmartGit subscription licensing

    Dec 10, 2014

    SmartGit can be licensed for a monthly fee now, starting at USD 4.90 per month. This includes support and free (automatic) updates to the latest major version. The subscription can be canceled on a monthly basis:

  • 5 year SmartGit anniversary!

    Dec 1, 2014

    On December 1st 2009 SmartGit 1.0 has been released. We celebrate this 5 year anniversary of SmartGit with 50% discount for your SmartGit licenses (ordered online, no reseller, no quote). The discount will be valid until December 8th.

  • SmartGit 6.5.1

    Nov 19, 2014

    This release mostly fixes a couple of bugs. We recommend to update.

  • SmartGit 6.5 released!

    Nov 14, 2014

    We are proud to announce the official release of SmartGit 6.5. The most important new features are more powerful external tools, Log with file- and content-based filtering, improved memory consumption and improved auto-update. Check out What’s New for a more detailed list of improvements in version 6.5.

  • New Russian time-zones

    Nov 11, 2014

    If you are living in Russia and are affected by incorrectly displayed times in, e.g., SmartGit, here comes the solution.

  • SmartGit/Hg 6.0.8

    Nov 10, 2014

    This release fixes a couple of bugs.

  • SmartSynchronize 3.4

    Nov 7, 2014

    SmartSynchronize 3.4 is available. The most important new feature is auto-update that can update the installation. Beside that a couple of minor bugs have been fixed.

  • SmartSynchronize 3.3.6

    Oct 9, 2014

    Among other, less important changes, version 3.3.6 fixes a serious problem regarding UTF-encoded text files. Please update if you are using 3.3.5.

  • SmartGit/Hg 6.0.7

    Oct 7, 2014

    This release fixes a couple of bugs. We recommend everybody to update.

  • SmartGit 6 on OS X 10.6.8

    Oct 1, 2014

    Officially, SmartGit 6 requires OS X 10.7 or higher, but, depending on your system, it may be possible to get it starting on OS X 10.6.8, too: right-click SmartGit.app, click “Show Package Content”, navigate into “Contents/MacOS” and open “SmartGit” in a text editor of your choice. There you’ll find the line

  • SmartGit 6.5 preview started

    Sep 9, 2014

    The first public preview build for the upcoming SmartGit version 6.5 is available. The most important changes are:

  • SmartGit/Hg: sparse checkout

    Aug 29, 2014

    From time to time we are asked whether SmartGit supports sparse checkout? The answer is: it does once configured. Let’s assume you have a remote repository with two top-level directories:

  • SmartGit/Hg 6.0.6

    Aug 27, 2014

    This release mostly fixes a couple of bugs, most notable for the Distributed Review add-on.

  • Launching Terminal (cmd.exe) from Java

    Jul 31, 2014

    Until now SmartGit used following command for its default Open in Terminal external tool:

  • SmartGit/Hg 6.0.5

    Jul 27, 2014

    This release mostly fixes a couple of bugs.

  • SmartGit/Hg 6.0.4

    Jul 8, 2014

    This release mostly fixes a couple of bugs.

  • SmartGit/Hg 6.0.3

    Jun 17, 2014

    This release mostly fixes a couple of bugs.

  • SmartGit/Hg 6.0.2

    Jun 6, 2014

    This release mostly fixes a couple of bugs.

  • SmartGit/Hg 6 released!

    May 28, 2014

    We are proud to announce the official release of SmartGit/Hg 6. The most important new features are Distributed Review, Background Fetch and Reworked Repository Management. Check out What’s New for a more detailed list of improvements in version 6.

  • SmartGit/Hg 5.0.10

    May 27, 2014

    Version 5.0.10 contains a couple of bug-fixes.

  • SmartSynchronize 3.3.4

    May 13, 2014

    Version 3.3.4 adds a few smaller new features and fixes a couple of bugs. Because it requires Java 7, it must be downloaded and installed freshly.

  • SmartGit: "protocol https not supported or disabled in libcurl..." error

    Apr 24, 2014

    One of our Windows users recently ran into a strange error when trying to clone a GitHub repository, telling him “protocol https not supported or disabled in libcurl…”. As it has turned out, he is using PureData which seems to cause troubles in combination with Git, according to this stackoverflow posting.

  • SVN: SSL handshake_failure

    Apr 11, 2014

    Usually, an SSL handshake_failure is caused by providing a bad client certificate. If this is not the case, you may add following line to smartgit.properties:

  • SmartGit/Hg 5.0.9

    Apr 9, 2014

    Version 5.0.9 contains updated SSL fingerprints for GitHub and BitBucket.

  • SmartGit/Hg 5.0.8

    Mar 13, 2014