I would like to be able to configure an external tool to work on a file, in the branch I am looking at it in.

For example, I would want to create a command the shows the file I am looking at in GitHub. I have the remote url already, and the path to the file, and the root of the repo to make the relative path, the only bit I'm missing is which branch I'm looking at.

Scrollbar hiding animation is unnecessarily distracting (flickering) but more importantly scrollbars are covering commit time in YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm mode) making it impossible to see what time commit was done, without waiting for fade animation to complete.

I could not find a way to disable scrollbar hiding and hovering over (in my case commit graph) contents using advanced settings, so I assume this is not possible and hopefully this feature request can be considered.

When cloning from bitbucket.org, clicking on the BitBucket [Clone] button provides a combination URL + command that looks like:

   git clone git@bitbucket.org:myorg/my-repo-name

It would be nice if SmartGit would recognize this format when using Repository > Clone > Remote Repository and remove the "git clone " from the front so we don't need to do it manually each time.

It would be really helpful if we could manually control how many context lines are shown when using Compact diff mode. I believe right now it displays 3 lines above and below the chunk, but this is often not enough to quickly know where in the code the diff is, especially if 1 of those 3 lines is a blank line. 

I often find myself clicking the "Show Hidden Lines", which is cumbersome when I'm doing it for every chunk, or switching off Compact mode.

Hello

Thank you very much for allowing to use SmartGit in private open source projects for free.

It would be much easier if we could also register topics in German, I would have bet SmartGit has a German origin :-)

I have a small usability suggestion:

This kind of dialog information is very annoying:

The explanation is formulated in such a way that it looks like one must understand two things at the same time:
"Pull ... in contrast to Fetch Only, ..."
Because "Fetch only" is mentioned, one looks for the description of Fetch only, too.

» In the end, this wording leads to reading the explanation several times and still not being sure if one understands it :-(

It would be much more useful if the Dialog explains both functions for itself, for example:

• Fetch only (git fetch) is safe: it just gets the latest metadata from the original (it does not transfer files)
• Pull (git pull) does a git fetch followed by a git merge. Therefore, server files are merged to your local files.

Thanks a lot, kind regards,
Thomas Schittli

I use both the Log Window and the Working Tree Window in my workflow. There is no reason to use two different windows for these views. Switching between these views could function more like switching between Main and Review Perspectives.

Hi there,

I'm often comparing different React front end projects from different repos and use SmartSynchronize to do that, been using SmartGit and SmartSynchronize for years, it's great.

I would love it if SmartSynchronize could be configured to exclude analyzing certain directories such as node_modules perhaps in the SmartSynchronize preferences or somewhere else, much like how a .gitconfig can be used to exclude node_modules by adding that directory name to that file.

Thanks,

MikeM

Most of actions in the application is not covered with hotkeys.

Could you please add it in a list Edit -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shotcuts?

Initially, by default, I could leave it empty but it should be configurable in settings.