In Fork 1.17, the file’s icon and name can be found right above the editor.Ī handful of useful options have been added to the file context menu. Many users have asked for a way to indicate which file is currently shown in commit changes tab. Swiftly navigate across your recent repositories by typing a few letters in the search field and pressing Enter. In this release, Open Quickly dialog just got better with the introduction of an integrated search field. This feature is now present in Fork for Windows as well – right-click a file and select Show File History to see all of the related commits and their changes on the chosen file. Modern IDEs allow you to display the whole history of changes in a file. You will then be able to choose custom branch name prefixes if needed:Ĭreating and finishing features, releases and hotfixes is available via the commit or branch context menu. Initialize Git Flow in your repo using the Repository application menu. Support for Git Flow operations in Fork 1.17 streamlines the development process by introducing a set of context menu items for common Git Flow actions. Git Flow is a well established workflow for git repositories made popular by a post by Vincent Driessen. This release is another step in our endeavour to make Fork the best git GUI client available on Windows – and here’s our overview of the latest changes to make this possible. We have just released Fork for Windows 1.17, bringing many new features and improvements in terms of usability and general development productivity.
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