A new preview build of SmartGit 25.1 is available for download.
New Features, Improvements
- Edit Author: easy way to paste author strings
name <email>
- Edit Message: add GitHub issue selector
- Licenses: academic, open-source and charity licenses become full licenses (see https://blog.syntevo.com/smartgit/2025/06/26/non-commercial-full-version.html)
- Log, Details: copy
name <email>
- Squash: optionally add co-authored-by lines
- Standard window:
- Edit Message: allow during Rebase for HEAD commit
- File Log: for conflicting files limit the log by default to HEAD only
- GitHub: query all remotes for displaying pull requests
Fixed Bugs
- Changes view: colors of separator lines differ in gutter and text field
- Commit, AI: internal error when switching model while having a commit node selected in the Graph
- GitHub/others, comments: possible problems with orphan (e.g. the initial) commit
- GitLab: isssues with handling pull requests from disjoint history
- Push: possibly unclear text for forced push confirmation dialog
- Refresh (refs): possible internal error related to invalid packed-refs file
- Syntax, Properties: values with
\
at EOL were not correctly detected - Standard window:
- Integrate: possibly fails to find main ref for repositories with multiple remotes
Other Noteworthy Changes
- AI integration, config: support for optional urlQueryParams
- Git: upgrade to version 2.50
- Git Config Editor: no lonely save toolbar button
- Log: remembers different window locations for repository log and file/subdirectory log
- Rename Stash: more robust implementation
- Repository Settings (and Preferences, Git Config): editing should be partially possible if (simple) includes are used
- Several commands: disable for non-normal states, e.g. rebasing, merging, cherry-picking, …
- Standard window:
- Checkout remote branch: try “branch-remote” before “branch-<number>”
- Start Feature: warn for duplicate feature-prefix
- when opening a repository the Graph view should get the focus
- My History: “All branches” renamed to “All my branches”