skillshare v0.19.24 Release Notes
Release date: 2026-05-27
TL;DR
- Local git checkpoints —
skillshare commitcreates a local commit for your source skills without requiring a remote or pushing anywhere. - Dashboard Commit locally action — the Git Sync page now lets you commit local changes from the browser without sharing them yet.
- Update page status stays current — after dashboard updates finish, successful rows are marked Up to date instead of falling back to Unchecked.
Local Checkpoints Without Pushing
skillshare commit gives you a quick way to save a restore point while editing skills locally. It stages source changes and creates a git commit, but never pushes to a remote. This is useful when you want history for experiments, drafts, or machines that do not have a remote configured yet.
skillshare commit -m "Update review skill"
skillshare commit --dry-runUse skillshare push when you are ready to share those changes with a remote.
Commit Locally from the Dashboard
The Git Sync page now includes a Commit locally action next to the existing push and pull controls. It uses the same commit message and dry-run preview area, but only creates a local commit.
Push remains the action for sending changes to a remote; Commit locally is for saving local history without publishing anything.
Dashboard Update Status Stays Current
After updating skills from the dashboard, successfully updated or already-current items now keep their latest check status and show Up to date. The page no longer resets those rows to Unchecked after the update finishes.