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Show files which would be updated by pull.

Mark Lofdahl 7 years ago updated by Jaap W 2 years ago 2

In the main view, there are several buttons to filter which files are shown, such as ignored files, untracked files, unchanged files, etc. If my local branch is known to be behind the remote tracked branch (I have fetched but not pulled those changes into my working files), it would quite helpful to have the option to show files that have been changed in remote branch in those commits. That way I can see which files will be updated when I pull.

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You can use the journal view to see what commit are pending on the remote repo...

Some options can be changed for Smartgit to update more frequently the view, the number of commits displayed, etc :

https://www.syntevo.com/doc/display/SG/System+Properties#SystemProperties-Backgroundoperations

https://www.syntevo.com/doc/display/SG/System+Properties#SystemProperties-Journal

The tree folder / file view is really intuitive.

But currently only the uncommited changes are visible.

It would be completely intuitive if in tree folder / file view you would see the following colors / icons:

- uncommited changes (current feature)

- remote changes (this feature request)

- unpushed commits (my additional feature request)