The GitQlient 1.2.0 release contains a deep refactor of the Cache management as well as several new features.
A more detailed list of changes follows below.
Big features:
- Pinned tabs: It is possible to pin repositories that will persist between executions.
- GitHub integration (preview): Tech preview where the user can set the GitHub configuration the get live data from GitHub about the Pull Requests. This also includes the creation of issues and the creation of pull requests from GitQlient.
- Tiny text editor: Added file edition with syntax highlight for C++.
- New features for the diff of the work in progress: Now you can edit, navigate through the diff and stage and reset the file in the same screen.
- Branches widget: Now it's possible to use a minimalist version of the branches widget.
- Re-worked the diff view: Better UI for presenting the commits information. Files are shown in tabs and you can choose different views.
- File vs file diff: Added file vs file diff including navigation between the changes.
- Bright colours UI: Added option to use bright colors schema for the UI.
- Update notification: GitQlient implements a mechanism to alert the user that there is a new version available.
- Settings store: GitQlient now stores settings per repository.
Minor features:
- UI response: Improved internal cache handling to speed up UI response.
- Mac: Release available for Mac.
- Improvements in the colours of the graph.
- Option to opt-out from prune when fetching (it was enabled by default before).
- Re-worked the amend widget UI skeleton for committing and amending. This improves code quality as well as makes it safer to use and fix.
- Added support for Qt 5.15.
Other improvements:
- Multi-threading QLogger
- GitQlient is now in Qt Marketplace