GitX Release Notes

v0.6
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This release has the following new features and enhancements:
* The diff display now looks much nicer, using boxes to segment files
* The toolbar can now me customized
* Images that have been changed or added in a commit can now be viewed
  inline in GitX
* GitX has gained a preference pane which allows you to specify a git path
  and disable the Gist and Gravatar integration
* The commit interface is now more intuitive. Particularly, you can now
  select multiple files and use drag and drop to stage / unstage files
* You can now drag and drop files out of the commit view
* The files in the commit view have gained a context menu that allows you
  to revert changes / open the file / ignore the file
* It is now possible to adjust the amount of context lines in the commit view.
  Using a smaller context size allows you to do more fine-grained commits
* The branch menu is now organized in branches/remotes/tags
* The view switch button now uses icons rather than words
* The view shortcuts have changed to use command 1/2 for the history/commit 
  view. The history's subviews can now be changed using command-option-1/2/3
* Listing commits has become much faster
* GitX no longer spawns zombie processes
* GitX now shows a list of files that have been changed in a commit

* GitX now uses libgit2 to store object id's, reducing it's memory footprint

In addition many bugs were fixed, including the correct calculation of a
gravatar MD5 hash.


v0.5
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This feature release has several new smaller or larger features:
* The current branch is now highlighted
* In the commit view, there is an option to amend commits
* The "Gist it" button now respects github.user/token
* Display a gravatar of the committer
* The commit message view now displays a vertical line at 50 characters
* It is now possible to revert changes by using the context menu in the
  commit view
* You can now stage only parts of a file by using the "Stage Hunk" buttons
  in the commit view
* You can now use GitX to show a diff of anything, for example by using
  'gitx --diff HEAD^^' or 'git diff HEAD~3 | gitx --diff'
* You can now drag and drop refs to move them and also create branches

In addition, the following bugs have been fixed:
* Better detection of git version
* Branch lines are no longer interspersed with half a pixel of whitespace
* The toolbar keeps its state when switching views

v0.4.1
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This is a maintenance release. Most important fixes:

* The diff display is now much faster
* More locations are now searched for a default git
* Code pasted online is now private

v0.4: Changes since v0.3.1
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* A new commitview, allowing you to selectively add changes and commit them.
* You can now upload a commit as a patch to gist.github.com
* GitX now searches for your git binary in more directories and is smarter
  about reporting errors regarding git paths.
* You can now remove branches by right-clicking on them in the detailed view
* GitX now comes with a spicy new icon
* The diff view has become prettier and now also highlights trailing
  whitespace.
* Various little changes and stability improvement

v0.3.1
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* Fixed a serious crasher

V0.3: Changes since v0.2.1
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* You can now pass on command-line arguments just like you can with 'git log'
* The program has an icon
* Also displays remote branches in the branch list
* Is better in determining if a directory is a bare git repository
* Support for --left-right: use 'gitx --left-right HEAD..origin/master'
  to see which commits are only on your branch or on their branch
* Navigate through changed hunks by using j/k keys
* Scroll down in webview by using space / shift-space

V0.2.1
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* Added Sparkle update system

V0.2: Changes since v0.1
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* The graph now has colors
* There are now lables attached to commits