Gitzy

# Gitzy 2.3 — Release Notes Welcome to **Gitzy 2.3**! This update improves how you organize repositories, keeps the commit graph steady while you sync, and makes working with repos **outside your default storage folder** reliable on macOS and iOS. ### Repository list - **Favorites:** Pin important repositories to the top of the list. - **Sorting:** Choose how the list is ordered—recently opened, recently added, or by name. ### Smoother repository refresh - After fetch, pull, push, or refresh, the commit graph and changes view stay visible while data reloads, with less flashing and fewer layout jumps. ### Repositories outside the default folder - **Browse to open:** If a repository lives outside your configured default location, use **Browse** to add it—Gitzy can store the security-scoped access it needs. - **Clear guidance:** Pasting a path that still needs explicit access shows a helpful message instead of failing silently. - **Remotes & sync:** Once access is granted, remote URLs are resolved more reliably (Git remotes first, with config as a fallback). - **Folder access banner:** If access is still missing, repository detail shows a clear callout with **Choose folder…**—presented as a Gitzy-style card with a gradient icon tile, strong typography, and the primary action, so it matches the rest of the app instead of feeling like a generic warning. ### Clone & hosting defaults - **Example clone URL** in hints now uses `https://github.com/...` as the sample. - **Default host ordering** in quick-select and related flows lists **GitHub** before **Codeberg**, matching common expectations while staying provider-agnostic. ### AI (local / structured) - **Commit drafts:** AI-generated commit messages are less likely to repeat a generic example title—the draft flow no longer primes the model with a stock sample commit line. - **Consistency across providers:** Structured AI features use the same task-specific prompts and explicit JSON contracts more consistently (including **Ollama**), so behavior lines up better between providers. ### Reliability - **Missing worktree index:** Opening a repository no longer fails only because `.git/index` is temporarily missing; conflict state stays sensible until Git restores the index.