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Jesse Duffield 2021-04-20 18:34:47 +10:00
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pkg/constants/links.go
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@ -16,11 +16,13 @@ var Links = struct {
Donate string
Discussions string
RepoUrl string
Releases string
}{
RepoUrl: "https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit",
Issues: "https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/issues",
Donate: "https://github.com/sponsors/jesseduffield",
Discussions: "https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/discussions",
Releases: "https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/releases",
Docs: Docs{
CustomPagers: "https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/blob/master/docs/Custom_Pagers.md",
CustomKeybindings: "https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/blob/master/docs/keybindings/Custom_Keybindings.md",

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pkg/gui/gui.go
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@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ const (
SCREEN_FULL
)
const StartupPopupVersion = 4
const StartupPopupVersion = 5
// OverlappingEdges determines if panel edges overlap
var OverlappingEdges = false

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pkg/gui/status_panel.go
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@ -111,8 +111,8 @@ func (gui *Gui) handleStatusSelect() error {
fmt.Sprintf("Config Options: %s", constants.Links.Docs.Config),
fmt.Sprintf("Tutorial: %s", constants.Links.Docs.Tutorial),
fmt.Sprintf("Raise an Issue: %s", constants.Links.Issues),
fmt.Sprintf("Release Notes: %s", constants.Links.Releases),
magenta.Sprintf("Become a sponsor (github is matching all donations for 12 months): %s", constants.Links.Donate), // caffeine ain't free
gui.Tr.ReleaseNotes,
}, "\n\n")
return gui.refreshMainViews(refreshMainOpts{

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pkg/i18n/english.go
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@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ Todo list when making a new translation
package i18n
type TranslationSet struct {
ReleaseNotes string
NotEnoughSpace string
DiffTitle string
LogTitle string
@ -534,224 +533,25 @@ type Spans struct {
Redo string
}
const englishReleaseNotes = `lazygit 0.27.1-0.27.4 Release notes
Version 0.27 was quite ambitious so a few bugs were introduced. Lesson learnt,
release features gradually! All the newly introduced bugs should now be fixed,
except for https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/issues/1233 which looks to
be a limitation of the new rendering library, tcell.
You can also now open 'git mergetool' by pressing shift+M in the files panel or
merge panel.
Otherwise, these releases contained minor bug fixes and improvements.
lazygit 0.27 Release Notes
Holy Moly, this is a big one.
There are two big changes here:
1) Tree view for the files panel
2) New rendering library
## File tree view
This is off by default, but can be configured via the 'gui.showFileTree' config
key and toggled from within lazygit with the backtick key (the one below tilde).
Hitting enter on directories will toggle whether they are collapsed. Most
keybindings that apply to files also apply to directories e.g. if you hit space
on a directory, it will stage that whole directory.
When not in tree-mode, the merge conflicts are now bubbled up to the top of the
list.
The tree view makes it much easier to deal with tonnes of files, because you can
easily collapse folders you don't care about to focus on the important changes.
It also reduces the amount of horizontal space used meaning there is less chance
of content being truncated by the frame of the panel.
## New rendering library
We've switched from the termbox package to tcell, with the help of the contributors
of the awesome-gocui repo. This has many benefits:
- More support for various terminals
- 24 bit colour support (you can now drop the -24-bit-color=never arg if you're using delta)
- Support for more keybindings like... SHIFT-TAB! Which means you can now navigate
the side panels with tab and shift-tab. (Previously pressing shift+tab would
crash the program).
- Better support for switching to subprocesses. Most of that benefit
Other stuff:
- No more flickering e.g. when staging a file or when contents are refreshed
- You can now scroll the main panel with your mouse or pgup/pgdown. Before, doing
so would move the cursor which was weird
- You can now insert a newline to the commit message panel via alt-enter. I've
changed the default keybinding from <tab> to <a-enter>. Let me know if that makes
you angry
- When you scroll the main view, it will now stop just shy of scrolling too far
- The gui no longer re-initialises when returning from a subprocess or switching
repos
- By default, 'esc' no longer quits lazygit. Instead you'll need to use ctrl+c
or 'q'. We use escape for exiting various modes in lazygit (e.g. cherry-picking)
and it gets annoying when you accidentally hit esc one too many times and end
up quitting. It's still configurable though
- Faster startup time
- Custom commands now run in your shell so you have more freedom to get freaky with it
Bug fixes:
- No more panicking when attemping to enter an unprintable key (thanks @fsmiamoto!)
- Rewording the topmost commit no longer commits staged files as well
- When returning from a submodule we retain the state of the parent repo so that
you land back where you were in the submodules tab
- Fixed a bug in search where the cursor would get stuck if the result set shrunk
- Commands now retry if .git/index.lock exists
- Branches are no longer checked out when renamed
- Fixed issue with merge conflicts on windows where the wrong command was invoked
causing a panic
Code-stuff:
- Lots of refactoring of the code itself. I'm considering a much bigger refactor
but need to investigate whether the approach is a good idea
- Added a TUI for running/recording integration tests so that that whole workflow
is easier
- Added over 40 new integration tests, so bugs will be caught sooner. As always,
if you catch a bug, please raise an issue for it!
## lazygit 0.26 Release Notes
- Config changes applied after editing from within lazygit, no reload required.
- LOTS of fixes for rendering filenames with strange characters, escaped
characters, and UI fixes, by the amazing @Ryooooooga!
- Also thanks to @Isti115
## lazygit 0.25 Release Notes
- Fixes for windows, thanks @murphy66!
- Allow mapping spaces to dashes when creating a branch, thanks @caquillo07!
- Allow configuring file refresh and fetch frequency, thanks @Liberatys!
- Minor security improvement
- Wide characters supported when entering commit messages, thanks @Ryooooooga!
- Original branch name appears when renaming, thanks piresrui!
- Better menus, thanks @1jz!
- Also thanks to @snipem, @dbast, and @dawidd6
## lazygit 0.24 Release Notes
- Suggestions now shown when checking out branch by name
- Minimum OSX version is now officially 10.10
- Pull requests URLs can be copied from the keyboard, thanks @farzadmf!
- Allow --follow-tags flag for git push to be disabled in config,
thanks @fishybell!
- Allow quick commit when no files are staged and the user presses 'c',
thanks @fluffynuts!
- Lazygit config is now by default created with 'jesseduffield' as the parent
folder, thanks @Liberatys!
- You can now configure how lazygit behaves when you open it outside a repo
(e.g. skip the prompt and open the most recent repo), thanks @kalvinpearce!
- You can now visualise the commit graph for all branches by pressing 'a' in
the status panel - thanks @Yuuki77!
- And thanks to @dawidd6, @sstiglitz, @fargozhu and @nils-a for helping out with
CI and documentation!
## lazygit 0.23.2 Release Notes
- Fixed bug where editing a file with spaces did not work
- Fixed formatting issue with delta that rendered '[0;K' to the screen
- Fixed bug where lazygit failed upon attempting to create a config file in a
read-only filesystem
## lazygit 0.23 Release Notes
Custom Commands:
- You can now create your own custom commands complete with menus and prompts
to tailor lazygit to your workflow
See https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/wiki/Custom-Commands-Compendium
and https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/blob/master/docs/Custom_Command_Keybindings.md
Submodules:
- Add, update, and sync submodules with the new submodules tab. To enter a
submodule hit enter on it and then hit escape to return to the superproject
Bare repos:
- Bare repos are now supported with the --git-dir and --work-tree args, so you
can use lazygit to manage your dotfiles!
Staging panel navigation:
- Ability to search with '/' and jump page by page with ',', '.', '<', '>' in
the staging and patch-building contexts
More clipboard stuff:
- More text copying. Pressing ` + "`" + `ctrl+o` + "`" + ` on a commit to copy
its SHA, or a file to copy its name, etc.
Easily view lazygit logs:
- View lazygit logs with ` + "`" + `lazygit --logs` + "`" + ` (in another
terminal tab run ` + "`" + `lazygit --debug` + "`" + ` to write to logs)
Other:
- For the butterfingers of the world, you are now protected from accidentally
deleting the .gitignore file (thanks @kobutomo!)
- Fewer panics
- No more 'invalid merge' errors on startup
- Smaller binary after ditching the Viper and i18n package. Beware! This means
configs are now case-sensitive so if your config stops working check the case
sensitivity of the keys against what you get from ` + "`" + `lazygit --config` + "`" + `
- Code refactor for better dev experience including more type safety
- Integration tests have finally been added and there are many more to come.
These will assist in ensuring no regressions have been introduced in future
releases. Making an integration test is actually pretty fun you basically just
record yourself using lazygit and that's it. See the guide to integration tests at
https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/blob/master/docs/Integration_Tests.md
- Showing release notes from within lazygit, as you no doubt have realised. I'm
too lazy to include retrospective release notes but better late than never.`
const englishIntroPopupMessage = `
Thanks for using lazygit! Three things to share with you:
Thanks for using lazygit! Seriously you rock. Three things to share with you:
1) If you want to learn about lazygit's features, watch this vid:
https://youtu.be/CPLdltN7wgE
2) If you're using git, that makes you a programmer! With your help we can make
3) Be sure to read the latest release notes at:
https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit/releases
3) If you're using git, that makes you a programmer! With your help we can make
lazygit better, so consider becoming a contributor and joining the fun at
https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit
You can also sponsor me and tell me what to work on by clicking the donate
button at the bottom right (github is still matching donations dollar-for-dollar.)
button at the bottom right.
Or even just star the repo cos we're not far from 20k stars!
3) You can now read through the release notes by navigating to the status panel.
Version 0.27 introduces a file tree view, better rendering, tab/shift+tab
keybindings, and more
`
func englishTranslationSet() TranslationSet {
return TranslationSet{
ReleaseNotes: englishReleaseNotes,
NotEnoughSpace: "Not enough space to render panels",
DiffTitle: "Diff",
LogTitle: "Log",