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Is it possible to disable this dialog when checking out a branch?

I never want to fast forward merge when checking out a branch.  This is just an extra click that I have to make many times a day.

When trying to navigate fast to differences, its always hard to exactly get your mouse over the narrow scroll bar. a wide one would make it much more user friendly like VScode.

In our assembly facilities, we are frequently sharing a computer between multiple users. In this context, it would be useful to quickly switch between user names/emails, or select a user for each commit. SourceTree had such a feature, which was useful.

Now, pressing Ctrl+C on repository group in Repositories windows has no effect.

Hello

I miss a smart feature:

If you work in several projects, it is very tedious and time-consuming SmartGit to check in whether there have been changes in one of the repositories: you have to select and check each one manually.

It would be great if you could activate a SmartGit background check for Repositoeries that:

1. Adjustable e.g. every 60 minutes
2. Each repository checks whether:
   1. Local changes have been made
   2. There have been changes on the git server
   3. The authentication is still OK

1. (Annoying Editor: this is 4.)
   The recorded information is then displayed for each repo

Thanks a lot, kind regards,
Thomas

When I work on a feature branch, I always amend a single commit:

- I don't want to have to deal with commit messages each time I push a small change to my feature branch

- In the end, when I merge my feature branch, all commits are squashed to a single one, so the commit messages are lost

Each time I commit, I need to check the "amend" checkbox in the commit dialog.

I would like to have an option "Always amend commit on a feature branch", so this checkbox would always be checked.

It could be turned off by default.

Thank you, I love your product :)

I just discovered the ability to expand & collapse merge nodes in the "Only current branch" log view, and I love it, thanks!

And now I really wish I had that feature in the "all branches" mode also. Unlike the "only current branch" mode, it would default to expanded as today, but allow merges to be collapsed.

Dear SyntEvo,

I would like to express my appreciation for SmartSynchronize. While I understand it is foremost a diff tool, for me, it has become an indispensable file manager in my daily workflow on Linux. SmartSynchronize (as a file manager) strikes a perfect balance between simplicity and functionality.

However, I've encountered an issue that I believe could enhance the user experience. The navigation bar struggles to handle long paths effectively. Navigating through extensive directory structures is a routine part a programmer's job. Unfortunately, the current design falls short when dealing with paths like:

/build/workdirs/projname-branch-server-native-gcc11-linux-libgen-customer/src/module/submodule/dir/subdir

When I delve into deeper directories like module/submodule, the navigation bar truncates crucial parts of the path, forcing me to rely on memory to recall my location (twice - there are two panels).

To address this issue, I propose two potential solutions:

• to display the end portion of the path instead of its beginning, offering a clearer indication of the current directory; and
• to mplementing a tooltip feature that provides the complete path when hovering over truncated segments.

Combining both approaches would undoubtedly provide the optimal solution. Nothing beats a good tooltip, though. ;-)

Once again, thank you for your attention to this matter and for the continued development of SmartSynchronize.

Best regards,
Peter

Hey SmartGit folks,

I've been thinking about a couple of tweaks that could make SmartGit even smoother for everyday tasks. First off, how about a quick shortcut for amending commits? Right now, we have to tick the "Amend" box in the commit dialog, which is fine but a bit slow if you're doing it a lot. A single keypress or a direct button for this would be super handy.

And for those times when we're just fixing up a single file and want to amend it to the last commit, wouldn't it be cool to have an option to do that without the commit dialog popping up? Like, right-click the file and choose to amend commit directly—using the last commit message as a default. It would streamline those quick amendments.

What do you guys think? Could be some neat quality-of-life improvements, right?

Cheers!