I'm assuming that if I don't check the Restore Index checkbox it applies to the working tree. A radio button or combobox would make this more obvious and remove the guess work.

It would be useful to have said option to copy all selected file names into the commit message

Currently it seems that the only way to open a terminal for a repo is to right-click on the repo in the list and click "Open in Terminal".

It would be nice to have a shortcut in the toolbar that opens a terminal for the current repo.

Related to: 

1. https://smartgit.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/789-log-changes-view-show-at-least-submodule-sha-for-uninitialized-submodules
2. https://smartgit.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/751-file-table-changed-files-inside-submodules-should-have-clear-distinction-from-normal-main-repo-files

If I have a opened and selected submodule with changed files like this:

And I select the parent submodule:

It does not show the changes for the opened submodules like the Working Tree Window does:

How I am supposed to know which one is the first commit and which one the second commit on the commit range?

Could give a hint like (first) (last)?

Originally requested at: https://smartgit.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/423-functionality-to-create-a-range-of-patches-all-labelled-sequentially

At times I have a lot of unversioned files, when I commit, these are not differentiated from tracked files and the tracked files are hard to see. Could tracked files be put at the top of the list.

The smaller font size (like under the toolbar buttons) used in various places (e.g. explanatory text in messages boxes and Preferences sheets) is too small for my eyes. The small font used in tag/branch markers in the Journal view is a problem as well. It would be great if font sizes wouldn't go below the standard UI font size, or if this would be adjustable.

I often want to know if I have pending changes in my working tree (and if I do what are they). On the command line this is "git status".
In SmartGit, this is looking at the Working Tree view and seeing no files in the file pane.

In the new Log as main window workflow, there is no clear place to look since the Working Tree entry is not present in that case. Not being present might just mean it is scrolled out. Yes, I know the current commit I am on is set to "bold" but this is not very reassuring, I would much rather see the `Working Tree` entry always with 0 changes instead.

When SmartGit is configured with GitFlow, branches are grouped by category. You get a "support" and "tags" tree node in the branches view.

As I'm working on a project that has 10 years oh history, there are a LOT of tags, and same for support branches.

Would it be possible to display the last n items for each, with a "view more" clickable link to display the rest ?

In smartgit 18.1 I am allowed to do a reset on my current commit if I do this via the Journal view. (to clean up my workspace)

But when I am in the Log view, and I select my current commit, the reset option is disabled.

This seems strange, that I can do a reset in one view, but not in the other.