I do not why it changed to RED now. Before, it was BLACK color.

I think punctuations are unessential chars in sources, RED will capture our attenion!

I know i can change it in Preferences :)

Repro:

git init A
cd A && touch a
git add a && git commit -m "add a"

git branch develop

cd ..
git clone file:///path/to/A B
cd B/

git worktree add --track -b develop ../B-develop

cd ../A/
git checkout develop
echo '111' >> a
git add a && git commit -m "change a"

Open B, fetch manually (or let SmartGit Backgroud Auto Fetch), we can see green "<1" (picture1); Then at Branches View, we right-click develop branch and click 'Fast-Forawrd-Merge'.

OK, Now switch to worktree B-develop, we can bad thing (picture 2). 

I like 19.x, but after upgrading to 20.x, something changes.

First, at Log Graph, some commits have a square/blank label before their titles, esp. when I open some cloned projects from github, part of their commits are commited by Github(noreply@github.com) which are signed automatically. It cause signed commits and unsigned commits mix together, look ugly.

Please add one low-level properties to allow to hide the sign label.

I regularly copy the file name from the Files view which means using the context menu as Ctrl-c maps to copy the row data.  This request is to map Ctrl-c to copy the filename instead.

Since this request causes a breaking change, perhaps can create a low-level property with a list of options to map to?

Additionally, I always paste and then remove the extension, so my desired choice is map Ctrl-c to filename without extension.

Please can we have an option to disable the automatic selection of "Ignore as pattern" in the ignore dialog:

For the screenshot I have exactly one file selected and it is a C++ header. SmartGit defaults to selecting a pattern for all headers which means it is really easy (and has happened on a number of occasions at my company) where a developer accidentally ignores all new headers in a git project. Quite often this is only discovered during evening automated builds which fail due to missing files.

I would like an option to make the the default always "Ignore explicitly" forcing the user to think about whether they want to ignore the pattern. I would rather have very long ignore lists than accidentally not commit something that should not be ignored.

Some backgrounds: we have a number of tools that automatically generate C/C++ code within the source tree (for technical reasons) and we add these files explicitly to the ignore list for the various repositories.

When discarding changes, the highlighted button is "Discard to stash". I think it would be a better choice to highlight "Discard" and switch button positions, as it's very misleading. I don't know for others, but when I want to stash files, I use the corresponding action, and when I want to discard things, I want to... discard things.

Having the option to stash instead of discarding is a good idea, but it definitively should not be considered as "default"

Can I make SmartGit GUI size bigger?

I love the search panels that open on ctrl+p (cmd+p) or ctrl+shift+p (cmd+shift+p), but the search algorithm could be improved.

Let's say I want to search for a branch called "feature/abcd-1234_description_blablabla". I can type "feat", or "1234", or "descr", or "bl" and the listing will show the branch I'm looking for.

I'm not able to enter multiple search token separated by space. I would like to be able to enter "fea<space>1234<space>descr" and still seeing the branch I want. For me, it would be fine/expected that the single fuzzy search tokens are compared as starting strings and not substrings, e.g. I would not expect my branch to be found, when I search for "fea<space>escription", but when I type "fea<space>desc". But this could be a setting in the preferences.

The order of my search token should not matter regarding whether a branch or tag is listed or not.

I like the GitHub integration mainly for one reason: To fetch Pull Requests (instead of manually pulling from other remotes) so I can review them in SmartGit since IMHO it is a way better diff viewer than the GitHub webinterface.

But if the GitHub integration is enabled, obviously comments on PRs are fetched as well and are displayed in the Log diff viewer. This is quite disturbing the review (lines of other text appear between the lines of text to review), so I'd like to hide them.

Unfortunately I didn't find an option to hide comments. Or am I missing something? Actually I'd even prefer to completely disable comments globally - they don't even need to be fetched during the GitHub sync.

I frequently open another window of SmartGit because I don't notice it's busy when I go to open another repository.   It's incredibly annoying.  Could we get an option to simply toast a message that it's busy rather than open a new copy of SmartGit?