What’s New

Please welcome another great Git Version Control addition: Branches!
Branches are multiple different contexts where work happens. Each feature, bugfix, experiment.
Having them separately and easily switchable will make your workflow flexible and still very controllable.

Check the excelled explanation of Git Branches on the Git Tower Book and why Branching can Change Your Life

Next week we are off to RISE 2019 conference in Hong Kong, so the next update will be on friday July 12.
After that our Dev Team will take a well deserved summer break for a few weeks.

Git Version Control

• Full implementation of Git Branches
• Add tags to any commits or branch
• Added context menu with options for managing branches and tags
• Implement Merge to master when right clicked on a branch name in the git graph
• Great visual map of all the branches and commit history
• When you select a previous commit now you can see in the details below exactly which files were committed
• Auto refresh Git Manager when new files are saved or edited/deleted from external programs
• Indicate if there were conflicts in the commit
• New icons for file status like add, edit, delete or conflict
• improved detection of project switching and closing
• Improved styling

New File Manager

• Greatly improved file tree refreshing
• New icons for file status like add, edit, delete or conflict
• improved detection of project switching and closing
• Improved styling

Server Connect

• Added support for JSON post requests to the Server Connect Actions. If now an external service post JSON data to your server action it will be auto converted to $_POST data
• Improved Server Connect to show also database connection and mailer actions in Catch as well
• Removed expand/collapse possibilities of the whole Server Connect panel. Regular resize is just as fine.

Bootstrap 4

• Improved Bootstrap 4 Popovers and Tooltips
• Fixed small error in the Popovers code