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Release notes & write-ups

Release notes and feature write-ups from GitLane, the native visual git client.

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GitLane v2.5.0

Open a repository on a remote server over SSH (beta) — the code stays on the server — with a terminal there, plus a smoother tab drag and a security fix.

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  1. Guides

    A GitHub account for each remote

    Bind a gh account to an HTTPS remote and fetch, pull, and push use it — without gh auth switch, and without tokens from your shell.

  2. Guides

    Force push after a rewrite

    Amend, rebase, or squash a pushed branch and Force push appears beside the disabled Push — always with a lease, after a preview of what changes on the remote.

  3. Guides

    Recover from auth and lock errors

    Fix authentication from the error itself, clear a stranded index.lock safely, and see why a panel or repository failed instead of an empty view.

  4. Release

    GitLane v2.3.10

    GitHub HTTPS fetch, pull, and push use the remote's bound gh account without gh auth switch, plus fixes for combined diffs, unknown PR states, and Linux.

  5. Release

    GitLane v2.3.9

    A stability release fixing a large batch of bugs across sign-in, pull requests, git operations, the terminal, and Linux file actions.

  6. Release

    GitLane v2.3.8

    The title-bar theme button opens Auto, Light, and Dark, and popovers close reliably when you click away.

  7. Release

    GitLane v2.3.7

    Git transport ignores tokens from the launching shell, agent-run git commands get stricter checks, and rustls is updated for a security advisory.

  8. Release

    GitLane v2.3.6

    Fixes for single-line staging, summaries starting with #, branch deletion and tracking, mixed cherry-picks, and locale-dependent git output.

  9. Release

    GitLane v2.3.5

    A cleaner history graph around merged commits with stacked branches, and a clear message when an Intel build runs under Rosetta.