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What's New in iGit
1.1.5
July 1, 2026
What's New in 1.1.5 A big update since 1.0.0 — file management, at-a-glance status, and a much smoother account experience across GitHub, Gitea, and GitLab. New • Git status in the file browser — modified and new files are flagged with badges, and folders containing changes show a dot, so you can see what's changed at a glance. • Swipe to delete files — remove a file from a repo with a swipe and stage the deletion for your next commit. • Merge method picker — choose merge, squash, or rebase when merging a pull request, with action buttons that reflect the PR's current state. • Stage individual files — tap +/− in the Status view to stage or unstage exactly what you want. • Remove local copies — free up space by deleting a repo's local clone while keeping it in your list. Improvements • Faster repo loading — account repositories now fetch in parallel for noticeably quicker syncing. • Streamlined account setup — add accounts via a token deep-link with automatic host-type detection, and have your author info filled in for you. • Easier repo management — import repos from an existing account, select all or pick individually with paging, and remove repos with a tap. Deleting an account now cleans up its repos and local clones too. • Clearer, consistent confirmation dialogs throughout the app. Bug fixes • GitLab — fixed namespaced project URLs returning 404, merged MRs now appear in the Merged tab, and merge request diffs render correctly. • Fixed file status not showing on device due to a path-resolution issue. • Fixed Connect navigation after backing out of repo import. • Clearer server error messages when a merge fails.
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