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simple terminal UI for git commands
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This is a hotfix release that fixes the known issues with 0.58.
To expand on this a bit: in 0.58 we updated our TUI library tcell to a new version that made significant under-the-hood changes; this allowed us to fix several rendering issues, mostly related to wide characters like some emojis. Apart from th...
This hotfix release fixes two bugs that have crept in in v0.55.0: one is a regression that broke displaying the enter key in the keybindings menu, the other is a problem with a newly added feature that didn't work quite correctly. See below for details.
For the changes in 0.55.0, see https://github.com/jes...
Here's another point release; this one fixes a performance regression in 0.54.0 that made flicking through diffs a little less snappy (or a lot less, in some scenarios) than it could be.
For the changes in 0.54.0, see https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/releases/tag/v0.54.0.
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This hotfix release fixes a regression in 0.54.0 that made lazygit fail on startup when multiple users use it on a single machine.
For the changes in 0.54.0, see https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/releases/tag/v0.54.0.
Again we don't have any major new features this time (unless you count the support for alt-backspace for deleting words in the commit message editor, which is one of my favorite additions), but lots of smaller quality-of-life improvements and bug fixes. The most notable one is probably the fix for the stale i...
This is the first lazygit release after Jesse passed the maintainership to me (@stefanhaller), and I'm excited (and a little bit nervous 😄) about it.
No big new features this time, but lots of smaller quality-of-life improvements. The one that makes...