Iliyas Jorio

This is on my roadmap for the next version. Here's what it looks like at the moment: Verification statuses: The next version will also allow GPG signing your own commits.

I've implemented this in GitFourchette v1.5.0. Go to Settings > Commit History and tick "Verify signed commits on the fly." More information: [Verifying signed commits in the Commit History](https://gitfourchette.org/guide/signing#verifying-signed-commits-in-the-commit-history) Thank...

This looks like a Qt/GNOME cohabitation bug. If GitFourchette was quit with a maximized window, it'll restore its maximized state next time you launch it. In this specific case, it...

Thank you for the offer! Unfortunately, it looks like mypy isn't very usable with PyQt6 (and I couldn't get it to recognize the types for PySide6, the other Qt binding...

I also like the expand/collapse idea! And I agree it'd be nice if the text were selectable. In addition to the Info button that Waldir mentioned, here are more tips...

Thank you for reporting this! This occurs because we use libssh2 (via libgit2) and it's not aware of OpenSSH's config file. That said, libgit2 has gained support for OpenSSH recently,...

I added "Hide All But This" per your suggestion in v1.3.0:  As a shortcut, you can also middle-click the eye icon to toggle this mode. As for your other...

I do maintain macOS support in the code, but I'm not ready to make this support "official" yet. In the meantime, experimental Mac builds are available [here](https://github.com/jorio/gitfourchette/actions/workflows/macapp.yml) (Apple Silicon required)....

Thanks for reporting this. Currently, GitFourchette is independent from git itself (it uses libgit2), so authentication with remotes is more limited than what is possible with vanilla git. The "happy...

GitFourchette v1.5.0 now uses vanilla git for remote operations. Hopefully it'll fit in better with your configuration!