Did you follow the setup procedure, as explained at: http://www.syntevo.com/doc/display/SG/GitLab ?

Without having done any experiments, I'm not so sure we will actually do that in the Log Graph but rather just in the Commit's view (as suggested elsewhere), due to performance reasons. Of course, coloring in the Commit's view should be no issue.

20.1 Preview 10 build 15108 now denotes signed tags and signed commits in the Log Graph. To give it a try: install 20.1 Preview from:

https://www.syntevo.com/smartgit/preview/

and invoke Help|Check for Latest Build . Note that signatures are not yet verified. I have added another topic for this:

https://smartgit.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/1156-

Please have a look at Preferences, Low-Level Properties, "log.details.useNewLineAsRefSeparator" ... does this solve your issue?

A couple of reasons are given at: issue 320.

You could simply add some global batch file as external tool which receives ${repositoryRootPath} and then invokes the individual batch files.

Please have a look at: https://www.syntevo.com/blog/?p=4767

We are currently using a Java port of PrettifyJS which has a couple of problems. Our long-term goal is to find/develop a better code highlighting library. Hence, currently there is unfortunately nothing which could be done by the community.

Do you mean that we could have two different layouts for this window? One for low width, big height? And one for bug width, small height?

I'm using HEAD checkouts myself, but I also had to resort to the Recyclable Commits various times, because I lost my changes after committing, then switching back somewhere else. IMHO, it's an unsafe feature and we shouldn't support making this the default.