In the changes view, I would very much like to be able to right click on a line and have an option to "Open Blame at this line". This would open the Blame window for the relevant document, and automatically scroll so that the selected line is in the middle of the screen.

This is a small thing, but it would save me a lot of time, since I'm often trying to figure out where particular lines of code came from or why they were added. 

This feature will expose an easy way through the UI to do the same as git commit --allow-empty -m "my comment".

There is a typical use case:

As a developer

When I add an empty commit to my checkout branch

And when I push it to my remote branch

Then it the Continuous Integration server triggers a new build.

Please add support for Kotlin syntax highlighting.

Git Virtual File System was created by Microsoft in order to house the entirety of Windows source code history in a single repository.

Please consider adding support to SmartGit.

Microsoft has validated or committed to supporting some other tools already, such as SourceTree, Tower, and Git for Windows.

Obviously this is still in early stages, but that makes it a great time to enter this space.

https://github.com/Microsoft/GVFS

There is nothing more frustrating than having someone on your team screw up line endings. While obviously not a long-term solution to the problem, it would be nice if SmartGit could recognize a line ending error message from Git and provide an option to automatically fix the files in question.

In both the journal and log commits views, in the contextual menu a "Copy ID" option is present. This will copy the full SHA1.

I'd like to have an option to copy the short git ID, the same that is displayed in the ID column (only 8 characters)

When you have a project with many modules (10+) in separate repositories (modularity at all costs), it's hard to manage them together. There's already a topic about multi push / sync (https://smartgit.userecho.com/topics/219-multiple-push-sync/), what I'm missing beyond those, is committing together.

Let's say you're working on a bigger feature that affects 50% of your repos. Staging the changes individually in each repo is unavoidable I think, but when you're finished with it, you need to commit them one-by-one. Even though your commit message will be the same for all (usually).

Here, an enhanced commit window (where all staged changes for the selected repos could be listed, groupped by the repos) would be very useful, and you would need do only a single commit, with the same commit message for all, in one step. Any chance for such feature?

The names of open repositories in the repositories pane are bold. It would be nice to bold (or otherwise highlight) the group names of opened repositories as well, especially when the group is collapsed; that would make it easier to find the group with the opened repositories.

Undo e.g.:

- Plain commit

- Amend commit

- Changing branch (ref pointer)

- Rebase/Merge

- ... what else?