I regularly accidentally commit Local changes rather than Staged changes. Sure, it's user error, but after staging, I'm in the habit of just leaving the message and committing as you'd expect from most GIT GUIs. Especially as it usually defaults to "Staged Changes", it's hard always to remember to check which option has been chosen. 

An alternative fix would be to allow the option to always default to "Staged Changes".

On a Graph-panel, I want to hide all commits from a certain folder "release" in one click.
Now it's not possible
You have to uncheck each checkbox for each branch for that.
I suggest to add a checkbox for a folder to do that.

A lot of us are using different IDE-s for repos, I use 3, and it would be great if I would be able to right click the repo name, and select "Open -> MY CUSTOM ACTION" which I would configure in the settings (hm I didn't check if this exists actually will check, but in case it doesn't...) so I can add "Visual Studio Code" and have it in the menu so I can "Open > Visual Studio Code" right from the SmartGit. 

Hi there,

I want to suggest a behavior on Show Changes windows that allows the user to use a middle click at any position on the title to close windows (it's like close tab behavior on the browsers)

Regards,

Hi dev team,

I often work on many repositories and use external terminals to execute commands, build, test, etc.
Very useful if allowed to set a hotkey for it, then I just click on repository and press hotkey instead of right-clicking and selecting "Open in Terminal"

Regards,

Especially, if there are no local changes, currently, opening a submodule means to switch to the Local Files view, selecting the Submodule category, double clicking the submodule.

There should be an easier way.

I encountered the dialog box inquiring if I'd like to switch to using the complimentary noreply email address when contributing to a repository there today and it raised some thoughts I thought worth sharing. Naturally this is all anecdotal and possibly dated as well, but though in principle I very much like the concept of GH's noreply email, in general I rely too heavily on the presence of avatars/Gravatars/Libravatars in the log to keep track of who's doing what to feel like I can make use of it. I had done a brief trial run with it in the past and as I tend to prefer a number of other repository hosts to GitHub, quickly decided to abandon it once I saw that it essentially eliminated any trace of my identity on those sites and reduced me to a generic avatar in their commit logs. As it seems obvious that I can't add the address to my Gravatar/Libravatar accounts if I can't receive email sent to it, I gave the matter no more thought. I'd like to ask, though:

Is there anything stopping SmartGit and the other Syntevo products from fetching/displaying my avatar from GitHub when obviously that noreply address is tied to my GitHub account?

Mostly I'm referring to this in regards to repos hosted elsewhere than GH. (I'm not sure if you already do this for GH repos, but I seem to remember that you do) If this became available then I would definitely appreciate the freedom to make use of the noreply address in certain circumstances since the SmartGit behavior impacts me much more than the other hosts' websites. I'd even be content if this behavior was managed as a flag in the Advanced Settings list. Thanks for taking the time to review my idea/request; you make fantastic products that I'm proud to be a customer of.

I mark commits wich are deployed on different environment (PROD, test etc) by tags. Tags are of course have different masks in name, but look very very similarly. If different environments have tags different color it will be much more comfortable.