When I create a feature, space are automatically convert into underscore to create a snake_case name. Some projects use kebab-case in place of snake_case, it could be nice to have a preference for that (maybe with global and per repository settings)

Would be nice to adopt SmartGit icon to the common size used in macOS. It's slightly too big, don't you think?

It would be great if you could select individual commit(s) for editing while rebasing interactively. Currently, you can only:

1. either edit only one commit at a time, by using the "Modify or Split Commit" option

2. either edit only the commit message, by using the "Rebase Interactive From" option

I think that an "Edit Commit" option, along the current "Edit Message" one, in the interactive rebase window would be the best solution.

When I right-click on a staged/changed file, select LFS...Track... I can only specify individual file names or file name wildcards.

If I enter something like `seed-files/*.json`, the OK button is greyed out.

This is a limitation of SmartGit, git itself does allow folder names.

When doing a regular commit, there is a checkbox "Bypass commit hook".  

When re-organizing commits, i.e. dragging and/or squashing, there is no such option.

It would be great if SG would implement stripping of accented characters (ON/OFF based on config value) when pasting text into a NewBranch dialog.

In Java it is easy to use a method "org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils#stripAccents()".

It might be good also to group multiple "white" characters into one entity - like those "_-_".

It would be nice if the avatars would also work with a GitHub Enterprise server.

I have found the low-level property avatar.serverUrl to fetch the avatars. The GitHub avatar can be fetched via github.com/user_name.png?size=64.
Currently in avatar.serverUrl only the email in md5 is available. In my cause I would need only a part of the email (user_name@email.com) and not in md5.

But also using the GitHub User API should work which returns a JSON containing the avatar URL.

When I create a local branch (either directly or with the git flow feature) and then push it, it is not tracked and I have to add tracking separately. I would like an option to do this automatically (similar to "git push -u origin" on the command line)

I have tried checking the preference "Automatically set up tracking for new branches", but this doesn't help (what does this anyway? Couldn't find it in the online manual)

In vscode or any good editor, I can do partial string searches like "action comment" to yield results for "actions/comments.js".

It would be nice if the File Filter can do that too.  I believe currently we need to enable regex to do something like that.

My global user gitconfig had an error in it.  This caused SmartGit to lose all connections to my repos, however there was no informative reason given for why the repo could not be opened.

Request: More informative error messages so cause of issue can be remedied faster.

When I tried to open a repo, I got this message:

When I try to re-add the repo I got this message:

I had to use Github Desktop (!!!) to get an informative error message:

Once I fixed the .gitconfig error the repo correctly connected in SmartGit.

This problem took 15 mins to resolve instead of 1 min had the issue been described in more detail (or a link to error log files provided).