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Release notes & write-ups

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

  1. Release

    GitLane v2.3.4

    Colour output in the integrated terminal works again, and a branch made from a differently named remote no longer tracks it.

  2. Release

    GitLane v2.3.3

    Integrated terminal text matches the rest of the app, and emoji take two columns.

  3. Release

    GitLane v2.3.2

    Squash commits on another local branch, panels that show a refresh error instead of going blank, and one-click auth and index-lock recovery.

  4. Release

    GitLane v2.3.1

    Rebase a remote feature onto a local branch by drag, Force push after a diverging rewrite, diff a merge against any parent, and see hunks on GitHub review threads.

  5. Release

    GitLane v2.3.0

    A stash that included untracked files now lists and restores every file git stored.

  6. Release

    GitLane v2.2.1

    Create, close, reopen, and ready Cursor Origin pull requests, see their checks, reviews, and threads, and GitLane no longer writes PR comments.

  7. Guides

    Group repository tabs

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

  8. 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.

  9. Guides

    Pull requests on Cursor Origin

    Browse, create, approve, and merge Origin PRs, and resolve their review threads, through your signed-in origin CLI.

  10. 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.