When a commit message has more than one line it would be great if the full message would be displayed in the tooltip of that line in the journal.

Similar to https://smartgit.userecho.com/forums/1-general/topics/306-configure-background-fetch-interval-per-repo/ but at the group level.  

I have many repository groups and some contain 15-30 repos.  I want them to auto-fetch at different intervals, a few active ones to auto fetch frequently and a few less active ones infrequently.  

Configuring this at the group level saves tedious settings steps.

Suggestion is repo level setting overrides group setting.

This will make it easy to see all modified submodule files between old and new commit

The Bitbucket server integration for SmartGit supports comments on pull requests. However, Bitbucket server also allows comments on ordinary commits. Those comments can be on the commit, a file within the commit, or a specific line within a file. 

The REST API calls for these comments can be found here:

https://developer.atlassian.com/static/rest/bitbucket-server/5.4.1/bitbucket-rest.html#idm139808104434192

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.

More info: http://www.syntevo.com/doc/display/SU/Change+Sets

I know there's not a Git feature exactly like SVN's "Changelist", so perhaps that is why SmartGit doesn't have this feature. However, IntelliJ provides its own changelist functionality for Git projects, so I'm hoping there's a way to do this within SmartGit.

I often have several tickets/tasks pending at the same time, so being able to group change files by some label (e.g., ticket number) makes managing commits much easier.

As a user I wish I could see the guessed charset encoding of each file in the File Compare tool of Smartgit. And eventually in the Conflict Solver tool of  Smartgit.

Please add support for Kotlin syntax highlighting.