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- Improved performance when resizing the app window.
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- This feature will be defaulted on for all users.
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### Improvements 🙌
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- Experimental Feature - Git Executable:
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- Added revert commit support.
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- Added pageant ssh agent support.
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- Focus View now displays an issues status.
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### Bug Fixes 🐛
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- Experimental Feature - Git Executable:
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- Fixed an issue where the commit graph would fail to load in some cases.
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- Conflicting git config `fetch.pruneTags` will only be allowed for the main remote.
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- Fixed a problem with remote actions when a non-standard SSH port was used.
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- Fixed a problem in Git Executable with known_hosts file on Windows.
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- Commit signing with SSH can now use a different SSH key than the one used for credentials.
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- Fixed an issue where the commit message viewer did not change its height when clicked.
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- Fixed a missing option to remove a repo for Azure Workspaces whose repos were manually added.
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- Fixed an issue where locating an Azure repo in a Workspace did not save its location.
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- Fixed a bug where GitLab issue descriptions would disappear when clicking the edit button in the issue view panel.
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- Fixed an issue where some macOS icon sizes would look distorted.
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- When immediately committing a cherry-pick or revert:
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- If there is a conflict, hooks will not be executed.
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- If there are no changes, no empty commit will be generated.
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- Fixed an issue where repositories could not be deleted on Windows.
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- Fixed an issue where the incorrect date/time format would sometimes display in the settings UI.
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- Fixed an issue where the incorrect locale would sometimes be used for date/time formatting.
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- Removed unnecessary scroll bars around the commit message field.
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- Fixed the following issues with `gitkraken://` deep links:
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- Fixed an issue where opening a deep link would prompt users to select a repo even if one of those repos is the active tab.
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- Partially fixed an issue where opening a deep link would prompt users to select a repo, but only offer slightly-rephrased versions of the same file path. (Some issues are still known with regards to letter casing on Windows, and uncommon file paths.)
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- Focus View no longer loads Jira Issues set to Done.
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### AI Commit Message Generation
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### Cloud Patches
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A Cloud Patch is a Git patch GitKraken securely stores for you so you can easily share changes with your team. The code is transferred directly from your machine into secure storage - this is managed by GitKraken. Currently, anybody with access to the Cloud Patch link can view the code and apply the patch to their repository.
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To create a Cloud Patch, right-click a file(s) in your working directory and select `Share file(s) as cloud patch`. You can also click the share icon <iclass="fa-regular fa-share"></i> in the commit panel. Once created, you can select `copy cloud patch link` from the toast or by right-clicking a Cloud Patch in the left panel where all your Cloud Patches will be listed.
This link can be shared with users to open the patch in GitKraken. When a link is selected, the user will be prompted to open the client, clone or open the repository if not known to GitKraken Client, and then select the base branch to apply the patch to. From here, they can simply select `apply patch to <branch>`.
When `Use Cloud Patches` is enabled, GitKraken will be able to create a Cloud Patch for you to share with other developers. To disable the ability to create a Cloud Patch, uncheck `Preferences > Experimental > Use Cloud Patches`.
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Some additional features currently offered by the new commit graph include:
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To access the Compact Graph Column or add/remove columns, select the gear icon at the top right of the commit graph.
If you do experience issues, or have any other feedback, please reach out to us [Contact Support](https://help.gitkraken.com/gitkraken-client/contact-support/?issue_category__customer_facing_field_=Experimental+feedback&subject=GitKraken+Client+Experimental+feedback).
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The Focus View section will provide you with a summary of Pull Requests, Issues, and WIPs relevant to you for the repositories grouped in a single view on your workspace. You have a search bar to filter the results and columns that represent different states of the PRs, Issues, and WIPs.
* ALL: Shows all pull requests, issues, and WIPs for the repositories in your Workspace.
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Pull Requests and Issues can be pinned (and unpinned) by selecting the <iclass="fa-solid fa-thumbtack"></i> icon to move them to the top of the list. Additionally, they can be Snoozed (and removed from Snoozed) by selecting the <iclass="fa-solid fa-snooze"></i> icon, to move them to the Snoozed section.
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