What's New in SmartGit

SmartGit 25.1 focuses on practical tooling improvements around AI assistance, metadata, worktrees, LFS, and pull-request handling, including:

• AI-driven commit message generation, rewording, and automatic stash descriptions
• Full UI support for Git Notes with selectable namespaces
• Safer, branch-aware worktree checkout and management commands
• Explicit display of LFS pointer/unexpanded states and faster LFS refresh
• Several other improvements that reduce friction in everyday Git tasks.

SmartGit 24.1 brings powerful usability improvements for workflows involving submodules, hosting providers, diffs, and commit Management, like:

• Easier submodule handling and case-fix for files
• Smarter .gitignore editing
• GitHub issue picker in commit dialog
• One-click “Open at Hosting Provider”
• Cleaner diffs with whitespace ignore and rollback option

SmartGit 23.1 delivers targeted enhancements to streamline your daily Git work—whether you’re visualizing branches, committing confidently, or working in enterprise Environments:

• Smarter Branch History & safer Commits
• Improved GitHub Identity Handling
• Extended Syntax Handling.

SmartGit 22.1 introduces a focused new interface, speed enhancements, and smoother workflows—addressing top user requests for daily efficiency and safety:

• Standard Window - Simplified, Flow-Driven UI
• Graph Improvements & Performance Boots
• Continue Multi-Commit Cherry-Pick/Revert After Conflict
• Better LFS State Visibility
• New Syntax Coloring Support

SmartGit versions 21.1 and 21.2 introduce key usability, integration, and platform enhancements – making Git workflows safer and more intuitive, especially on modern Macs.

• Fully rewritten Changes view
• Azure DevOps support
• Avatars in Git Grap
• Partial Clone Support
• Native Apple Silicon Support (M1)
• Auto-Update Channel upgraded to HTTPS

SmartGit 20.2 brings key improvements for a smoother Git experience:

• Native support for macOS Big Sur
• Powerful subtree operations and visual indicators
• Drag‑and‑drop ref management between Graph and Branches views
• Enhanced syntax highlighting for Swift, Dart, Nim, shell scripts, and more
• Smarter graph filtering and navigation
• Improved commit dialog with Gravatar support

SmartGit 20.1 brings valuable improvements for faster, clearer, and more flexible Git workflows:

• Noticeably faster performance, especially with Git 2.25+
• Unified Working Tree and Index view in the Log for better clarity
• Option to show changes combined or separately in Working Tree and Index
• Easily remove worktrees directly from the UI
• Smarter first-parent history and stash visualization for large projects

SmartGit 19.1 brings key upgrades for speed, clarity, and Git-Flow usability:

• Faster performance in large repositories
• Improved dark theme across all platforms
• Enhanced log graph with rebase progress and flat first-parent view
• Split-commit improvements and safer workflows
• Git-Flow AVH 1.12 compatibility with custom base branches

SmartGit 18.2 introduces smarter workflows and better integration for GitLab and Git-LFS users:

• Unified Log view with Working Tree and Index in one place
• Native GitLab integration for merge requests and code review
• Full support for major Git-LFS commands (install, lock/unlock, configure)
• Enhanced interactive rebase with autosquash and smart amend
• Improved commit templates and clearer HEAD indicators in Branches view

SmartGit 18.1 enhances everyday Git workflows with better visualization, smarter comparisons, and improved tooling:

• Color-coded log graph for clearer ref and rebase visualization
• Smarter inline diffs with the improved compare algorithm
• Built-in visual bisect to identify broken commits faster
• UI support to create and prune worktrees directly
• Easier .gitignore management with selectable, editable ignore files

SmartGit 17.1 improves speed, clarity, and control in daily Git work:

• Faster refresh performance for large repositories
• Optional compact Changes view and line-ending visibility -Enhanced interactive rebase and commit splitting
• Smarter stash handling with selective operations
• Easier .gitignore editing and rule tracking