See also https://smartgit.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/1714-copy-repository-group-name-by-ctrlc

Submodule''s name can't be copied in this way

It would be handy to have SmartGit command for (sub)repo name copying, with default shortcut Ctrl+C

Locally (Debian 12), I linked Double Commander, IDEs and SmartGit by hotkeys. F.e. from SmartGit I can open current file in IDE and Commander. To be able to open the current repo and maybe branch in SmartGit, I've written a Bash script. Its 1st parameter is a path inside a Git repo to open, the 2nd (optional) -- name of Git branch to open.start_smartgit_repo.sh

If an external tool is own script, one can get the current branch name by

git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD

Yes, it's exactly what I need. Thank you! Sorry for bothering.

If one could assign a shortcut to Toggle showing Commits' IDs next to Graph, that would be sufficient.

Yes, it's quite actual...

Yes we waiting for that

Yes I want exactly that thing. Now it's impossible:

I think it should be default for SmartGit because there's a logic.