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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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Group repository tabs

Rename a tab, assign coloured groups, and collapse groups you are not in — names stay on this machine.

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  1. Release

    GitLane v2.2.0

    Rename a repository tab, assign coloured groups, and collapse groups you're not working in — names stay local to this machine.

  2. Guides

    Pull requests on Cursor Origin

    Browse, review existing threads, and merge Origin PRs through your signed-in origin CLI. Creating PRs is not in this slice.

  3. Guides

    Squash a range below HEAD

    Fold a commit range that sits under the branch tip; commits above it keep their messages, and staged work is left alone.

  4. Release

    GitLane v2.1.3

    Pull requests on Cursor Origin, squash below HEAD, and fixes for diffs, AI agents, tags, and tabs.

  5. Guides

    AI actions on commits and the working tree

    Right-click a commit, a range, or the uncommitted row and have your agent write a description, review, or custom prompt.

  6. Guides

    Ask an agent to resolve a text conflict

    Hand a text conflict to your agent; the merged file comes back as a proposal GitLane writes, never the agent.

  7. Release

    GitLane v2.1.1

    AI actions on a commit or the working tree, agent-assisted conflict resolution, and a fix for the v2.1.0 updater race.

  8. Guides

    AI agents in the app

    Draft a commit message and describe changes through your own signed-in agent CLI over ACP — no API key in GitLane.

  9. Release

    GitLane v2.1.0

    Draft a commit message and describe changes through your own signed-in agent CLI, plus an AI Agents settings tab.