Add a context-menu action to delete all branches in a folder at once. Top-level remote folders are protected and the currently checked-out branch is preserved. The BranchPanel API now includes folder depth to prevent accidental bulk-deletes and summarizes individual failures after processing. UI polish and localization were applied, and the package/version metadata, changelog, and help overlay were updated for the 2026.8.4 release. - Bulk delete with top-level remote protection and failure summaries. - BranchPanel now tracks folder depth and disables unsafe context menus. - Version bump, changelog/help overlay updates, and UI/localization tweaks.
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Changelog
All notable user-facing changes to Gitty are documented in this file.
The project uses calendar-style versions in the form YYYY.M.PATCH.
2026.8.4 - 2026-08-15
Added
- Branch folders now have a context-menu action for deleting all contained
local or remote branches at once. The top-level remote folder such as
originis protected, while its nested folders remain manageable. The currently checked-out branch is kept, and individual failures are reported after the remaining branches have been processed.
Changed
- The Compare selector is fully localized in German and uses the same visual language as the external-tool selectors for its fields, groups, typography, and dialog surfaces.
- Repository-tab close buttons are square and have clearer spacing, hover behavior, and keyboard-focus feedback.
2026.8.3 - 2026-08-13
Added
- Configurable external tools for editors, diff viewers, merge tools, terminals, and file managers, including automatic cross-platform discovery and presets for VS Code, JetBrains IDEs, Beyond Compare, and other common applications.
- Repository and file actions for opening content in the configured external application. Supported tools open in a separate window.
- A choice between Gitty's internal diff/merge views and the configured external applications.
- Git Notes support for attaching editable notes to commits without rewriting commit history, including fetch and push synchronization.
- A command palette for quickly opening repository actions, files, and commits.
- Complete branch-to-branch comparisons for local and remote branches. The comparison dialog shows every changed file and its side-by-side diff.
- Safe remote branch renaming from the branch context menu.
Changed
- Redesigned the settings window with tool categories, detected applications, preset dropdowns, and clearer explanations of where each tool is used.
- Redesigned the history graph's branch presentation with compact labels, hover details, cleaner flag connectors, and branch visibility controls.
- Reduced the minimum width of the commit history panel so the workspace can be resized more freely.
- Local-only branches are now identified consistently in the toolbar, repository summary, status bar, and commit graph. Their first push is labeled Publish and configures the remote tracking branch automatically.
- Git operations now run asynchronously to keep the application responsive during slower repository commands.
Fixed
- Closing supported external tools no longer reports their documented comparison result codes as application errors.
- External tools that otherwise reuse an existing process are explicitly opened in a new window where supported.
- Remote branch renaming uses an atomic push with lease checks, preventing an existing destination branch or a newly changed remote branch from being overwritten.
2026.8.2 - 2026-08-10
Changed
- History graph colors remain stable across parent lanes, making longer and branching histories easier to follow.
- Release artifacts are published to the matching Gitea release automatically without creating duplicate assets.
- Application shutdown now completes telemetry cleanup more reliably.
2026.8.1 - 2026-08-04
Added
- Paginated commit history that loads older commits on demand instead of limiting the visible repository history to the initial page.
- A dedicated file-history dialog opened from the explorer context menu.
- Windows and Ubuntu release publishing plus improved AUR packaging workflows.
Changed
- File history moved out of the permanent workspace panel into a focused, larger dialog.
- Dialogs close more consistently with the Escape key.
- Arch Linux installation documentation now uses the
gitty-desktopAUR package.
Fixed
- AUR SSH setup, package installation timeouts, and clone/push retries are more robust in the release workflow.
2026.07.22 - 2026-07-22
Added
- AI-assisted commit splitting for staged changes:
- analyze the staged diff and propose an ordered set of logical commits;
- generate an editable Conventional Commit message for every group;
- move files between proposed commits before applying the plan;
- create all accepted commits sequentially with Commit all.
- Support for commit-splitting suggestions through OpenAI, Anthropic, and custom OpenAI-compatible endpoints.
Changed
- The commit-splitting dialog now explains why a plan cannot be applied and clearly marks AI-generated commit messages as editable.
- Safety checks prevent applying a stale plan after the staged files change and reject files that contain both staged and unstaged changes.
Fixed
- Commit all now passes a plain state snapshot to the commit workflow instead of failing silently when cloning a reactive UI proxy.
- Closing the active repository tab no longer allows an in-flight status or fetch response to reopen and reactivate the closed repository.
2026.07.21 - 2026-07-21
Added
- Full Git worktree management:
- create a worktree from an existing branch;
- create a new branch and worktree together;
- create a detached worktree at a commit;
- open a worktree as a repository tab;
- move, lock, unlock, repair, remove, and prune worktrees.
- A dedicated Worktrees entry below Tags in the branch panel.
- An Open in new worktree action in the local branch context menu.
- Line-level patch selection with Shift-click range selection.
- Stage, unstage, and discard actions for selected lines while retaining the existing whole-file and whole-hunk workflows.
- Arch Linux package automation that builds from
PKGBUILD, publishes the.pkg.tar.zstartifact, and updates the Pacman repository database on the CDN. - Detailed German and English help for worktrees, line-level staging, Pacman installation, and release changes.
Changed
- Branch deletion now uses a clearer confirmation dialog with more explicit branch and upstream information.
- Dialog backdrops blur the application instead of covering it with a nearly black background.
- Remote operations and authentication errors provide more actionable feedback.
- Build diagnostics and resource handling for the Arch package pipeline are more robust.
Infrastructure
- Added centralized error notifications.
- Added structured, privacy-conscious telemetry.
- Stabilized the Arch Linux container build and
makepkgworkflow.
2026.7.20 - 2026-07-13
Added
- AI-assisted review of staged changes before committing.
- Optional automatic repository refresh.
- Comprehensive German Git documentation in the built-in help.
- Initial
PKGBUILDand automated package version synchronization.
Changed
- Redesigned the repository action toolbar and workspace status presentation.
- Improved repository tabs, diff styling, spacing, and panel structure.
- Improved file-history state handling.