gulbanana/gg v0.36.4

GG 0.36.4

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Added

• Web Mode: GG can now be run using gg web, which will start a web server and a browser instead of a desktop application. It has the same featureset apart from the lack of a top menubar and features inherent to the platform - only gui mode has a taskbar icon to right-click, only web mode supports http-proxy remote access, etc.

  New command line options:

  • -p/--port: run on a specified port number (default: random).
  • --launch/--no-launch: do/don't attempt to open a browser (default: do).
    These can also be configured using some new [gg.web] settings.

  New config settings:

  • gg.default-mode: "gui" or "web". This controls what gg does with no subcommand specified.
  • gg.web.default-port: equivalent to --port.
  • gg.web.launch-browser: equivalent to --launch/--no-launch.
  • gg.web.client-timeout: how long the server should wait for a client ping before shutting down.

  Web mode uses a standard request-response model, shutting down when all tabs are closed or haven't pinged the backend in a while. It has HTML dialogs and context menus instead of the native ones provided by Tauri.

• Restore and squash for individual hunks. Right-click on the header of a diff section in the right pane to manipulate it.

• GIT_ASKPASS support - if you don't have a git credential manager set up, GG will configure the git subprocess doing a fetch or push to request credentials using its built-in dialogs. This shouldn't affect most people, as credential managers are generally included with distributions of git.

• There's now a cursor indication when something is clickable.

• In GUI mode, multiple window support. The "Open..." command in the Repository menu will now open another workspace. Selections and window positions are preserved independently.

• When built as an app, MacOS recent-items support. The dock icon menu will show recent workspaces and can be used to open or switch between them.

Fixed

• receiving on a closed channel error at shutdown.

• Button icon colours not always responding correctly to modal overlays.

• When built as an app, the MacOS dock icon is no longer overridden.

• When built as a CLI, improved child spawning - background and --foreground modes work more consistently.
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