v7.5 [Jan 21, 2021]
-Improvements
The tooltip display has improved when dragging-and-dropping branches in the left panel.
If a WIP node is present when a user selects Reset Local to Here to checkout a remote branch, GitKraken will now create a stash.
The profile dropdown menu will now close after switching profiles.
-Bug Fixes
Relative timestamps will display correctly in the graph.
Desktop notifications will render as intended.
A newline can now be prepended to the commit description field.
The option to delete a remote tag will again appear when deleting subsequent tags after deleting a tag from a remote repository.
v6.4 [Dec 18, 2019]
Bug Fixes:
- If stashes are created externally, users can now view the content of those stashes inside of GitKraken.
- Creating branches titled constructor or toString will no longer cause repositories to become invisible.
- GPG users using Git for Windows with non-empty passphrases will be prompted for their GPG passphrase instead of seeing the message: Error: GPG passphrase not found.
- Git Hook activity log tabs will no longer display the word Repository.
v5.0 [Mar 19, 2019]
Bug Fixes : Resolved an issue that prevented GitKraken from opening on RHEL & CentOS.
v4.0 [Aug 17, 2018]
Readded editor setting to change the font family. Changing this setting will alter the font in the Diff, File, History, & Blame Views.
v3.5 [Mar 28, 2018]
GitKraken should now be able to connect to GitLab self-hosted servers with self-signed certificates, again.
v3.2 [Oct 28, 2017]
Fixed a bug in analytics that caused certain clients to over-report analytics data
v1.9 [Nov 2, 2016]
Fixed:
- The context menu for stashes took an unexpected sabbatical in 1.9.1, but now it’s back and better than ever!
- Some users have been harassed by a persistent message, telling them that their Bitbucket tokens “need more permissions.” It’ll no longer pester you, promise.
- The GitKraken Store was stubbornly caching data. We’ve cleaned that up, because if we add a comma somewhere, you deserve to see that comma right away.
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