Git Tower

Major June update

New:

• Better notifications: Tower now issues notifications in various situations, e.g. to let users know when a clone, fetch or pull has finished.
• Diff and Merge tools: With this release, multiple new diff and merge tools are now supported in Tower. Amongst them P4Merge, KDiff, DeltaWalker, DiffMerge, Meld and many more. You can also integrate your own!
• Git LFS: Working with the Git "Large File Storage" extension is now extensively supported. Read more in our online help at https://www.git-tower.com/help...
• View remote in browser: Right-click on a remote repository in the sidebar and you can now view it in your browser (e.g. on github.com, bitbucket.com, etc.).
• New keyboard shortcut: It's now possible to refresh with F5.

Improved:

• Improved Service recognition: We've improved the detection of your Service accounts for existing repositories. This should especially help users bringing in existing repositories with SSH remotes.
• Diagnose reports: Submodule and Service information is now collected and included in Diagnose Reports.
• Various visual improvements.

Fixed:

• Activity window: We've fixed a case where Pull and Fetch requests could get stuck although the operation finished successfully.
• Discard chunks: In some cases, discarding a chunk resulted in a Git error. This is fixed now.
• Commit composing: Under certain conditions, the commit message was lost although the commit itself failed. The commit message now only clears automatically after a successful commit.
• Diff views: In some rare cases, opening a diff could lead to a crash. This is fixed now.
• Publish tag glitches: In some situations the dropdown was empty. This dialog now reliably shows all local tags.
• Countless improvements and bugfixes!

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