The hosting provider integration feature to create pull requests is nice, but there are often more fields needed than are provided in the SmartGit UI. Would it be possible to have the pull request automatically open in a browser window so that the creation process can be finished in the hosting provider native UI?

It would be useful to be able to delete and stop-tracking a file that was committed accidently/wrongly. 

the finish release button executes the following commands

git checkout --ignore-other-worktrees master
git merge --no-ff -m "Finish Release-1" release/Release-1
git tag -f Release-1 refs/heads/master
git checkout --ignore-other-worktrees develop
git merge --no-ff -m "Finish Release-1" Release-1
git branch -D release/Release-1

this results in a graph looking like this (red box)

this would be closer to gitflow

git checkout --ignore-other-worktrees master
git merge --no-ff -m "Finish Release-2" release/Release-2
git tag -f Release-2 refs/heads/master
git checkout --ignore-other-worktrees develop
git merge --no-ff -m "Finish Release-2" release/Release-2
git branch -D release/Release-2

this results in a graph looking like this (green box)

Please add support to change default Gerrit branch. Current default in SmartGit is `master` which is used when branch has no tracking target, but that may lead to issues when default branch on Gerrit side is named differently, eg.: `main`.

It becomes tedious when I want to have several temporary branches with different history for the default branch (all require me to setup the tracked target branch).

Could you please add R language to the syntax highlighting? That would be fantastic. Thanks. 

If you commit to a local-only branch, the "Commit & Push" button is disabled. Should be enabled; if clicked, bring up the "Do you wan to configure tracking"? dialog.

In my project, I have folders named "consumer" and "consumer-web".

In File tab, when I order by "relative directory", the result is not what is expected.

The list shows:

1/ files directly in "consumer" folder

2/ files in "consumer-web" folder

3/ files in sub-folders under "consumer" folder

What I would like to see :

2/ files in sub-folders under "consumer" folder

3/ files in "consumer-web" folder

I've started receiving an error message saying my git config is "error-prone", after moving the .git folder to a non-standard location:

For the repository the .git-admin directory is not located below /Users/xxxxx/.git, 
but at /Volumes/xxxxx/.git instead.
This indicates an error-prone configuration and will most likely result in confusion 
and strange behavior. You should re-clone the submodule from scratch.

I'd like to be able to suppress this warning - I moved the .git folder deliberately and as my least-bad choice. 

Let's say, I have a feature branch b1 based on branch master. After rebasing it to the newest version of master, I realize there's a problem and want to go back. But I cannot rebase b1 onto an older revision of master because the path from the new base commit to my feature branch head includes the commits of master.

Currently, I create a new branch at the new base commit and cherry-pick all the commits of my feature branch. That works but requires to create a new branch with a new name.

I'd propose to add a rebase option that allows to choose the branch to be rebased (maybe only visible if there's the need for it). Rebasing then starts with the first commit of that branch. If there is a sequence of branches (b1 based on master, b2 based on b1, and so on), smartGit could offer a list to chose from.

When there are multiple files in the Files window, I may want to select a group of them using Shift + Up/Down or Ctrl + Click. This works fine; however, the Changes window does not show the most recently selected file, it shows the topmost selected file. So if I want to look at the files as I select them, I have to start from the bottom and go up. This is inconvenient. I should be able to select them in any order and see the most recently selected file in the Changes window. Thanks for the awesome tool!