Would it be possible to update SmartGit to the latest version of Git for Windows?

Being able to use color schemes in mintty is a feature I'm really looking forward to use.

For example, every time I am pushing changes to Gerrit I have to:

1) Remote -> Push To

2) Select Target Repository to be Gerrit (I have multiple origins and Gerrit is not the first one)

3) Check "Custom Ref"

4) Push

I would love to have all those steps under one button on the main bar. It gets kind of annoying when you push often.

Another thing is squashing commits to one. Gerrit requires a CL to be single commit. Squashing is a lot of clicks.

On SmartGit for Mac OS X, the scrolling of the lists is slow and choppy. These lists are things like Files window, or Log window, or Commits list.

Other apps like SourceTree (or virtually all other Mac apps) will scroll these lists much faster and smoother.

Also need a way to customize the font size in these lists.

While the proxy settings (env vars http_proxy, .. in /etc/environment ) are used by git and communication with Bitbucket-Server, they are not recognized by SmartGit's "Check for New Version...". The option "Use following proxy..." could be used to "Check for New Version..." but not for accessing Bitbucket on an internal network, because there isn't a "no_proxy" option in SmartGit.

I can switch the Index Editor to show only two files. Index/Working Tree, or HEAD/Working Tree. But either view I choose, it always lists changes between all three versions: HEAD/Index/Working Tree:

When editing the index I'm usually interessted in changes between Working Tree / Index. So I open the Index/Working Tree view. But I still get changes between HEAD/Index. Those changes distract me:

There's only one char changed. But I still get a second "changed" line.

This is similar to https://smartgit.userecho.com/topics/159-changes-view-optionally-show-as-unified-diff/ as that unchanged lines are hidden. But is different from it because I still want two panes listing both files.

Sometimes there are small changes at the beginning and at the end of a big source file (add a method, add a import). Current changes view forces me to search for those tiny (they are really tiny for big files) side markers indicating a change. This is counterproductive if I want to get a quick impression on what has changed.

When I checkout `master` from my `fork` remote, the default local branch name is `master-2`, which isn't very helpful in identifying it. `master-fork` would be better.

Please, add it also to the annotation of a tag.