jesseduffield/lazygit v0.23.1 on GitHub

lazygit 0.23.1 Release Notes

Custom Commands:

Submodules:

Add, update, and sync submodules with the new submodules tab. To enter a
submodule hit enter on it and then hit escape to return to the superproject

Bare repos:

Bare repos are now supported with the --git-dir and --work-tree args, so you
can use lazygit to manage your dotfiles!

Staging panel navigation:

Ability to search with '/' and jump page by page with ',', '.', '<', '>' in
the staging and patch-building contexts

More clipboard stuff:

More text copying. Pressing ctrl+o on a commit to copy
its SHA, or a file to copy its name, etc.

Easily view lazygit logs:

View lazygit logs with lazygit --logs (in another
terminal tab run lazygit --debug to write to logs)

Other:

For the butterfingers of the world, you are now protected from accidentally
deleting the .gitignore file (thanks @kobutomo!)
Fewer panics
No more 'invalid merge' errors on startup
Smaller binary after ditching the Viper and i18n package. Beware! This means
configs are now case-sensitive so if your config stops working check the case
sensitivity of the keys against what you get from lazygit --config
Code refactor for better dev experience including more type safety
Integration tests have finally been added and there are many more to come.
These will assist in ensuring no regressions have been introduced in future
releases. Making an integration test is actually pretty fun you basically just
record yourself using lazygit and that's it. See the guide to integration tests at
https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/blob/master/docs/Integration_Tests.md
Showing release notes from within lazygit, as you no doubt have realised. I'm
too lazy to include retrospective release notes but better late than never.