Now I can see file diff when chose two commits in log interface

I'd request a feature that shows analytics info about the diff between the commits

For now I think add a right menu item "show diff analytics" and popup a new window would be fine

Infos can be shown:

- count of added files
- count of deleted files
- count of modified files

- count of added lines
- count of deleted lines
- count of modified lines

- every person's contribute between two commits(commit count, modified file count, line count)

Request by a user:

If in some projects users merge, get conflicts, solve and commit & push without further tests, it might help a little bit if the "Commit & Push" button would not be enabled while trying to commit in the merging/rebasing state. This option should be project based and triggered by a file that can be committed to the repository.

Please add support for the latest Mercurial version! My org mandates using our own modified Mercurial clone branched off of 4.7, so I can't go to 4.5, which SmartGit 18.1 supports :(

Newer versions of git support Watchman (https://github.com/facebook/watchman), which vastly improves the speed of local Git background operations. Would be awesome if SmartGit dealt with setting it up for repos.

Git support announcement: https://blog.github.com/2018-04-05-git-217-released/

If there is several repos that are dependent of each other it is easy to forget pull to keep all uptodate.

I suggest an option to turn on AutoPull for defined intervals per repository.

This way you can be sure to always have the latest

"Filter Files" textbox doesn't support a simple, standard shortcut "Ctrl + Backspace" for a whole word deletion. It's a small inconvenience but a bit frustrating.

In other places, like "Find Action" dialog I can see the above shortcut is supported.

That's very useful for large project

SmartGit release notes (for each build in Preview) is in the form of a text file.

Visual Studio Code's release notes includes a gif to explain new features.

Can SmartGit do the same, but showcasing new features in the blog?

With a lot of active development and pull requests, branches I checkout/use/leave unattended/etc. can remain.  Having a quick indicator showing which ones do not have a remote branch hint that I can remove them.

It used to be quicker to know which branches don't have a remote but are tracked (remote was deleted) when hovering over a branch name and the tooltip shows "this branch is tracked but no remote branch exists", but 18.2 truncates the message and user must press F1 to see rest of message.