Changelog
0.0.53-alpha Fix broken diff display
This release fixes a serious bug in the display of diffs that was introduced with the sub-line change highlighting.
0.0.52-alpha Better Diff and Rebase handling
This release brings major improvements in two major areas: diff display and interactive rebase:
- Diffs now highlight the differences in matching lines, making it easier to find small changes in longer lines.
- Corylus now shows changes for certain image formats (currently SVG, PNG and JPG) instead of only marking the respective files as changed in the commit.
- The Interactive Rebase UI had a major overhaul and now supports multi-select in the commit list to change actions for many commits at once.
- Rebase and Interactive Rebase now support conflict resolution and rebase continuation.
Additionally this release fixes a number of bugs. For details see the corresponding milestone.
0.0.51-alpha UI Bug fixes and extensions
This release is an extension of the preceding one, fixing minor bugs making the UX a bit rough and implementing new features like pushing arbitrary branches or periodically fetching remotes.
0.0.50-alpha UX improvements
This release focuses on improving the user experience by fixing UI issues and adding smaller features, that make common use cases smoother.
0.0.49-alpha Auto-stash and UI themes
This release adds the capability to auto-stash changes on branch switch. It also changes the way UI themes are defined and adds additional themes.
0.0.48-alpha Better repository overview
This release adds some UI improvements to get better overview of the current repository:
- Permanently display the current branch and indicate uncommitted changes in the status bar (#13)
- mark branches and tags containing specific commits (#9)
The release also allows the user to check out individual commits and correctly indicates a "detached head" status (#15) and includes some smaller bug fixes.
0.0.47-alpha Fix file history
This is a patch release fixing the disjointed file history display bug.
0.0.46-alpha First OSS release
First public open source release. Usable, but far from production-ready.