What's new

Act on pull requests without leaving the app, and get to the right view from anywhere.

New

• Drafts: convert a pull request to a draft, or mark it ready for review, from its right-click menu.
• Exclude from a view: right-click a pull request, repository or organization to exclude its author, label, repository or organization from the view.
• Straight to the view: clicking a widget opens its view, and clicking a notification opens the view and the pull request it announced.
• New pull request count: the menu bar icon shows how many pull requests are new, and each view has its own bell for notifications.
• Required checks: the detail panel marks the checks required to merge, and the reviewers section can be collapsed.
• Narrow windows: below a certain width the list uses a single pane, with the detail panel underneath.
• Open in cmux, next to VS Code and iTerm, all grouped under a new “Open in” submenu.
• Menu commands: New View (⌘N), Delete View, Refresh (⌘R), and Show Next or Previous View (⌘] and ⌘[).
• Diagnostics: Help › Export Logs… saves a log file to attach to a bug report.

Improved

• Errors show as short notices, and problems that need you stay on a banner until they're fixed. The banner clears itself once things recover.
• Refresh pauses while your Mac sleeps or is offline and resumes when it's back, and it keeps every page of results you've loaded.
• GitHub rate limits are waited out, with your results left on screen.
• Token setup explains what a fine-grained token needs and warns when a classic token lacks the repo scope.
• A git folder on a disconnected disk is kept and used again once the disk is back.
• Faster avatars, timelines and repository scans.

Fixed

• A single request rejected by GitHub no longer signs you out. A revoked token asks for a new one and keeps your views.
• Results that GitHub withholds, for example behind SAML single sign-on, are explained instead of stalling the list.
• Review states match GitHub: a later comment no longer hides an approval, and a re-requested review shows as awaiting.
• Re-run checks show their latest attempt.
• Stacked pull requests are no longer dropped when branches form a loop.
• Exclude author works for bots, and pull requests from forks are no longer matched to a local branch with the same name.

• Notifications: notification toggles persist when the window is hidden and shown again.
• Notification setup: the app asks for permission before opening System Settings, so it appears in the Notifications list.
• Checks: double-click or right-click a check to open it in the browser or copy its URL.
• Polish: smaller pending-check icons.

• Window menu: reopen a view from the Window menu, with ⌘1, ⌘2, ⌘3 and so on.
• Single click to open: click the menu bar icon to show the window, right-click for its menu.
• Offline state: a dedicated icon for network errors instead of the generic warning.
• Crash fix in the pull request list.
• Detail panel: closes when the selected pull request leaves the view after a refresh.

• Detail panel: click a pull request to see its activity timeline and each check run.
• New icons: pull request state and CI icons in GitHub's style replace the status badges.
• Quick filters: filter by organization, repository, author or label from the context menu.
• Network resilience: a quick retry at launch when the network isn't ready.
• Widgets: aligned with the app, with actions in the footer and subtle accent bars.
• Copy: copied lists include full pull request URLs.

The first release.

• Custom views built from GitHub search queries
• Desktop widgets in small, medium and large sizes
• Notifications for new pull requests
• Local git folder scanning, with VS Code and iTerm integration
• Auto-refresh on a configurable interval
• Token stored securely in the Keychain
• Stacked pull request detection