v0.10.0

[arxanas]

To install or update git-branchless, run the following:

$ cargo install --locked git-branchless
$ git branchless init  # in your repository

Release highlights

This is primarily a bugfix release:

• Supports Git v2.46's reference-transaction updated format (thanks to @jblebrun).
• Supports Git's index format v4 (thanks to @samueltardieu).
• Fixes to the interactive commit selector (see scm-record v0.4.0).

Changelog

Added

• ([3/7] feat(submit): support passing --jobs #1355): git submit now supports the --jobs argument for parallelism.

Changed

• git2 upgraded to v0.19.0.
• libgit2 upgraded to v1.8.1.
• scm-record upgraded to v0.4.0.

Fixed

• (Fix for Bug #1321 - Support symbolic refs in tx lines for git 2.45 #1322): Fixed the processing of symbolic refs in reference-transaction lines (since Git v2.46+).
• ([1/7] feat(submit:phabricator): pass --allow-untracked to arc #1353): git submit with the Phabricator forge now ignores untracked working copy changes.
• (checksum mismatch with index version 4: invalid data in index - calculated checksum does not match expected; class=Index (10) #1363): git-branchless now supports index version 4 (via libgit2 upgrade).
• (fix: allow deleting a branch when config entries contain multivars #1393): Branches with multivars in their configuration can now be deleted (via libgit2 upgrade).

Contributors

Thanks to everyone who made this release happen!

• @arxanas
• @jblebrun made their first contribution in Fix for Bug #1321 - Support symbolic refs in tx lines for git 2.45 #1322
• @niklaskorz made their first contribution in fix: make tests independent of system locale #1400
• @samueltardieu

If you're interested in contributing, check out the Developer Guide in the Wiki, or post in the Discussions or Discord server to ask any questions.

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This discussion was created from the release v0.10.0.

[KevinWuWon]

Thanks for this release! The issue that #1322 fixed was driving me crazy.

[arxanas]

@jblebrun thanks for fixing it for us! It was affecting 20–30 people just based on reaction counts, and likely many more beyond that.