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That's a useful one. All dashboards, the diff and the graph view now support
easy multi selections. Press [space]
to select items, e.g. a commit in the
graph or a line in the diff, one by one, then invoke the action as usual.
[ctrl+space]
to clear the selection.
For such a feature, I need colored regions. The colors are defined in the
GitSavvy settings. You can also manually tweak your theme, the scope I use is
git_savvy.multiselect
.
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In the graph view, alt+up
and alt+down
are bound for "wider" jumps. These
include now jumps between fixup and squash commits and their target commits.
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Also around the graph: all commands that open a graph for a branch now include
their upstream. And the graph overview has now a prominent binding ([G]
) in
the status dashboard, and an entry in the Command Palette. (Reminder: if you're
in overview mode, [s]
will bring you out; and if you're in a branches mode,
[a]
will show you everything again.)
A small breaking change, the gs_graph
constructor accepted an author
argument
to filter by author. That has been finally removed, use the filter
argument for
that. (E.g. {"filter": "--author='herr kaste'"}
.)