GitButler 0.22.1

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GitButler 0.22.1 Release Notes:

Changes

• macOS: Holding ⌘ while selecting a project now shows that it will open in a new window

• Adds "Create PR" and "Land" to the branch context menu, so both actions are available regardless of the "Land branches directly" setting

• When updates from the target branch conflict with uncommitted work, GitButler now keeps both versions, shows the files as conflicted, and lets you mark them as resolved

Fixes

• Fixes unexpected vertical scrolling of the workspace while dragging branches between lanes

• Fixes tracked files being deleted in some workspaces after landing a branch

• Fixes failed GitHub operations showing a generic response-decoding error instead of GitHub's actual error message

• Fixes rebase operations unexpectedly moving tags

• Fixes conflicted commits losing their conflict state when reworded

• Fixes stale uncommitted files being shown after commits made by the CLI or another process

• Fixes clean commits being incorrectly treated as conflicted

• Fixes commit and merge request links using the wrong URL for self-hosted forges reached over SSH on a non-standard port

• Fixes workspace updates failing after a branch in a stack was squash-merged upstream

• Fixes "Open in browser" requiring a second click from the branch menu

• Fixes the diff view failing to highlight commits that uncommitted changes depend on

• Fixes successful pushes to branches tracking a non-default remote being reported as failures

• Fixes GitLab projects with many merge requests not showing all of them

• Fixes some GitHub pull requests getting stuck at "mergeability is unknown", leaving the Merge action disabled

• Fixes GitHub repositories with more than 100 open pull requests not showing all of them

• Fixes a branch-not-found error in the branch view after the displayed branch was integrated, landed, or deleted

• Fixes project-not-found errors that could appear after deleting a project or cancelling project setup

CLI

• Adds but resolve conflicts and but resolve apply for inspecting and resolving individual conflicts in conflicted commits without checking them out

• but commit can now target any branch chosen from the picker, including branches lower in a stack

• but commit, but amend, but move, and but squash now show example commands when arguments are invalid

• but move --branch can now stack one branch onto another

• but now detects the terminal's light or dark theme automatically; BUT_THEME still overrides it

• Adds c, m, and s as default aliases for but commit, but move, and but squash

• but pick now supports branch targeting with --branch, --above, and --below

• but squash and but discard now accept directory paths to select the uncommitted changes within them

• but discard with no target now discards all uncommitted changes

• but uncommit now moves the branch's commits back to uncommitted changes and removes the branch

• but discard --json and but move --json now include a type field on each result

• The but push picker now shows one entry per stack and which ancestor branches will also be pushed

• but branch new now supports --above and --below for positioning branches; --anchor and -a remain deprecated aliases for --above

• but land now deletes the branch from its push remote after landing succeeds

• but branch --help now points to but reword for renaming branches

• Improved the guidance shown to coding agents when the GitButler skill is missing or a CLI update is available

• DeepSeek Harness (dsh) is now detected as a coding agent, with automatic skill setup

• but pull now keeps both versions when target-branch updates conflict with uncommitted work; resolve the files with but resolve ...

• but pr new now reports the branch and remote that were actually pushed to

• but push --json now includes the destination branch name in each branchToRemote entry

• but unapply now explains how to create a branch when the commits being unapplied are not attached to one

• but push now exits non-zero when one or more branches in a batch fail to push

• but reword now preserves conflict state when rewording a conflicted commit

• but status, but pull, and but commit no longer fail when a clean commit is incorrectly marked as conflicted

• Fixes but push failing to detect conflicted commits in ancestor branches before pushing

• Fixes but land and but pull deleting tracked files in some workspaces

• Fixes but status failing with a "too many IDs" error in repositories with a very large number of untracked files

• Fixes but pull failing when a branch in a stack was squash-merged upstream

TUI

• Improved diff rendering performance, especially for uncommitted files

• You can now switch directly between commit, squash, and move modes in the TUI

• but tui can now open directly on a branch, commit, file, or hunk; --diff opens the diff view immediately and replaces the deprecated but diff --tui

• Improved the TUI graph preview when moving a branch out of a stack

• You can now uncommit an entire branch in the TUI

• You can now press p in the TUI to cherry-pick the selected commit

• The TUI action bar now lists commit before squash when both are available

• Fixes ANSI color codes appearing in TUI error messages

• Fixes stale selection marks remaining after closing a commit's file list in the TUI

• Fixes conflicted commits losing their conflict state when reworded in the TUI