I think the issue with userecho is that good ideas get buried over time and never gets a chance for people to vote on.  If only there's an AI algo to randomly bump up old ideas to the top to get some visibility.

Here's the use case:

• Checked all branches to have a clear picture of current repo state.
• Incrementally remove branches from the graph to narrow down my investigation.
• Currently, have to switch the Branches view to flat (from Grouped), then search the branch that I want to hide ... <--- would like to simplify this step.

I don't want to delete it, I just want to quickly uncheck it and hide it from the graph.

On a small screen, it is less distracting, especially on the default black theme where the contrast is so apparent.

There's 8 scrollbars on my screen right now (horizontal and vertical altogether).

Oh sorry, I forgot to elaborate.

The 401 error occurs when a client tries to login to an internal Bitbucket Server too many times with a wrong password.  The login prompt would then tell the user about the need to re-enter a CAPTCHA, as shown above.

For the case of SmartGit, the popup (when I tried to set up the Hosting Provide) only showed something like "Error 401 from <URL>", or something like that.  Sorry, I forgot to take the screen shot.  Basically, it's just a very generic error message, compared to SourceTree who passed along the entire error message.

I guess you would need a local Bitbucket instance to try?

Side question:  why does SmartGit still select all files during a discard (if [Files] went out of focus), when only 1 file is selected is [Files]?

Can that prevent accidental Discard?

Consider this scenario:

• 4 files modified
• I want to discard justt 1 file, and have selected that one file
• For some reason, the [Files] tab lost focus, and [Repositories] is now in focus
• Clicked "Discard".  I assumed only 1 file is selected (if [Files] was in focus), but now all files are selected.
• I didn't concentrate, and hit Discard.

Yeah, I understood what you meant.  My comment above is "in addition" to what you have suggested.  On small monitors, even single-line comments will be truncated, so I would like that tooltip to handle the truncated case as well (in addition to your multi-line case).

When a commit message is truncated, the tooltip should show the full message too, regardless of whether it is multiline or not.

Works great.  Love the option to "Don't show this information again".  Thanks!