* Improved login flow for users experiencing issues with redirects.
* The bottom sheet closes when assignees are selected again.
* Improved login flow for users experiencing issues with redirects.
* The bottom sheet closes when assignees are selected again.
- Improved login flow for users experiencing issues with redirects.
- The bottom sheet closes when assignees are selected again.
- Links to issues, pull requests or discussions in redirected repositories won't display an endless spinner any more.
- Issue timelines now include events related to sub-issues.
- Issue timelines now include events related to sub-issues.
- Introducing Copilot Extensions on Mobile. Developers can extend Copilot's capabilities on the go, integrating third-party tools, automating tasks, and receiving personalised code suggestions.
- Improved scrolling performance for lists where list items contains web views.
- We display the correct default commit message creating a new file in a repository.
- Improved line wrapping in the code view.
- Various Sub-Issues design tweaks and improvements.
- Fixed file header appearance in pull request reviews.
- Pull request reviews now display the correct submission date.
- Introducing GitHub Copilot Chat to all users on GitHub Mobile! Just tap the Copilot button to start getting answers for coding questions, or chat about issues, pull requests, and repositories wherever you are.
- Introducing sub-issues on Mobile. Track progress and understand remaining work within a parent-child hierarchy on the go.
- With this update, developers can review edited files and open a pull request from an existing branch anytime, anywhere, making the workflow smoother between mobile and desktop to enhance productivity.
- Improved contrast and touch target accessibility in the deployment review screen.
- Increased contrast of the create pull request subtitle and commit chevron for improved accessibility.
- Increased contrast of the create pull request subtitle and commit chevron for improved accessibility.
- Fixed a bug where the `Add your review` button was sometimes not visible on the Pull Request screen.
- Introducing repository forking! Fork any public repositories to your personal account, collaborate with others by editing code and proposing improvements directly from your mobile device, making it easier than ever to contribute to your favorite projects!
- Fixed a bug that was breaking search in discussions.
- Fixed a bug that prevents dragging favorite repositories downwards.
- Fixed a bug that was breaking search in discussions.
- Fixed a bug that prevents dragging favorite repositories downwards.
- Backticks and GitHub-specific emojis are now supported in Notification titles.
Pin repositories directly to your device's home screen.
Bug fixes and performance improvements
- Use the new toggle in the re-run workflow bottom sheet to enable debug logging.
- Tapping the email address in a user profile will open your email app.
- Discussion thread reply previews render without HTML characters.
- Fixed a bug that would prevent editing discussion comment replies.
Fixed an issue that caused links to code lines not to be highlighted sometimes.
- Introducing Projects! View and manage your projects from anywhere and stay on top of your work like never before.
- Fixed an issue where users with triage role couldn't edit assignees on issues or pull requests.
- Added support for the pull request merge queue public beta. This beta includes GitHub Enterprise and organization owned open source repositories.
- Achievements celebrate and showcase your milestones on GitHub, whether it's merging pull requests, answering discussions, or sponsoring a user. View and share your achievements from your profile on GitHub Mobile.
- Fixed endless spinner in issues and pull requests screens when there is no content to display.
- Fixed a few contrast issues in top bars and buttons while using dark mode.
- Fixed an issue related to showing an incorrect feed filter type.
- Achievements celebrate and showcase your milestones on GitHub, whether it's merging pull requests, answering discussions, or sponsoring a user. View and share your achievements from your profile on GitHub Mobile.
- Fixed endless spinner in issues and pull requests screens when there is no content to display.
- Fixed a few contrast issues in top bars and buttons while using dark mode.
- Fixed an issue related to showing an incorrect feed filter type.
- Fixed a bug where the feed filter icon would be wrong sometimes.
- Fixed minor UI issues in the feed.
- Fixed a small bug that would cause Snackbars to be cut off sometimes.
- Fixed a bug that allowed selecting more than 25 Favorites.
- Connecting to GitHub Enterprise Server 3.1 is no longer supported and will not be possible after September 20, 2022. To support continued GitHub Mobile connectivity, a site administrator must upgrade your GitHub Enterprise Server instance to 3.2 or later.
- Screen-Rotation while viewing code with line-wrapping enabled no longer causes a blank screen.
- Links to the public feedback community discussions and the Share Feedback button in settings no longer lead to a blank screen.
Added support for links to GitHub’s public feedback community discussions
Behind the scenes changes and minor improvements
- Share feedback directly with the team in Settings using our public community discussions.
- Line numbers will now always stay in view and updated font colors provide an improved reviewing experience.
- Tap into a List to see the description and repository count.
- Fixed a crash that would sometimes happen on app-start, and on the global search screen.
- Many smaller quality of life improvements all throughout the app.
- Fixed a graphical bug in the feed
- Fixed a bug that would crash the app when reopening issues in Enterprise accounts.
- Fixed a crash that would happen sometimes in Settings screens.
- Reactions no longer appear duplicated, or disappear in some cases, when loading more comments on a discussion, issue or pull request.
- Removed the ability to dismiss a comment editor view by swiping down. Draft content must now be explicitly discarded.
- A bugged prompt to dismiss draft content after saving a comment has been removed.
Added the ability to edit and view a discussion's category and labels.
Additional information about Issues and Pull Requests has been moved to the action buttons at the bottom of the screen.
Actions on issues and pull requests have moved! Close or reopen issues, or change your notification settings for a pull request from the overflow menu in the Toolbar.
Locked Issue or Pull request shows "Locked" badge in the header.
The actions to subscribe, close, and lock Issues and Pull Requests have moved to the contextual menu in the header.
- You can now view and filter by labels on Discussion list views
- Introducing a new push notification type for pull request reviews. Get notified when someone approves, requests changes or leaves a comment on your pull requests
- If you are using Android 12, you probably noticed that github.com links were opening in the default browser. Now they will open in-app again.
Bug fixes and improvements
Bug fixes and improvements
- Maintainers can now block disruptive users from participating in issues, pull requests, and discussions.
- Added support for deep linking to markdown headers in a repository's `readme.md`.
- Added support for highlighting, copying, and sharing code snippets while browsing code.
- Improved the empty state for the Favorites section of the Home tab.
- Added links to Twitter handles on user profile headers.
- Improved landscape navigation.
- Maintainers can now block disruptive users from participating in issues, pull requests, and discussions.
- Added support for deep linking to markdown headers in a repository's `readme.md`.
- Added support for highlighting, copying, and sharing code snippets while browsing code.
- Improved the empty state for the Favorites section of the Home tab.
- Added links to Twitter handles on user profile headers.
- Improved landscape navigation.
- Maintainers can now block disruptive users from participating in issues, pull requests, and discussions.
- Added support for deep linking to markdown headers in a repository's `readme.md`.
- Added support for highlighting, copying, and sharing code snippets while browsing code.
- Improved the empty state for the Favorites section of the Home tab.
- Added links to Twitter handles on user profile headers.
- Improved landscape navigation.
- Get to your most important work faster by customizing shortcuts in the My Work and Favorites sections on the Home tab.
You can now manage who can interact with your repositories through blocking controls on a user's profile.
- Improved deep linking and displaying more relevant content when tapping notifications in the inbox.
- Now it is possible to see different review threads and reply them individually.
- Introducing the new progress indicator for Issues! Getting an overview of the state of your task lists has never been easier.
- Introducing reactions for Releases! Now it's possible to add your reaction to any release from all your favorite repositories.
- README styling is getting an upgrade.
- Pull down to refresh is now possible in the commit details screen.
Markdown styling is getting an upgrade. This release adds better systems to display unique markdown styles, cross references, and other rich HTML.
Fixed a crash that occurred when changing Repository watch settings.
Now it is possible to swipe down to refresh when an empty state view is visible.
Markdown styling is getting an upgrade. This release adds better systems to display unique markdown styles, cross references, and other rich HTML.
Fixed a crash that occurred when changing Repository watch settings.
Now it is possible to swipe down to refresh when an empty state view is visible.
- Selecting notifications with different states is again possible.
- Bug fix when editing a discussion with an image.
- Gather feedback and build a community around your project by enabling Discussions on a release.
- Fixed a crash setting Working Hours using a Samsung device running Android 6
- Fixed an issue with leaving reviews on GitHub Enterprise.
- Improved accessibility throughout the app.
Introducing auto-merge for PRs!
Repositories now clearly indicate if they have been forked.
Our new Discussions button in Home makes it easier than ever to get back to all your Discussions.
A preview of the latest discussion comment replies is now visible directly on the comment itself.
Discussion comments that have been hidden now appear minimized by default.
Login on some device models should now work better.
Many small improvements to make your Discussions experience even better.
Labels now match the same style we use everywhere else in GitHub to make them easier to recognize.
Page titles look much smoother when scrolling.
It's now easier to reach out if you're running into issues or have suggestions for us!
- Icons added to the buttons on the repository, organization, and profile views
- Milestones now display due dates
- Added the ability to share individual commit URLs
- Improvements around displaying Repository licenses
- The Search entry-point is now on the Home tab instead of the Explore tab
- Support for bulk notification actions
- Swipe action onboarding
- You can now reach your profile easier than ever right from the bottom navigation bar
- Fixed an issue where web and mobile notifications for Participating and Watching were being enabled on every app launch
- Bug fixes and improvements
Now code review is even easier, faster, and more productive.
• Comment on multiple lines
• Commit suggested changes
• Turn off line wrapping, adjust text sizes, force dark mode & hide line numbers in code options settings
• Jump between files while reviewing
• Merge with advanced options
• Comment and reply with a new threaded design
What's New
- Introducing a localized experience with GitHub for Android! Enjoy using the app in Spanish, Japanese, Chinese and Brazilian Portuguese
- Added the ability to view and modify the merge message used for merge and squash commits
- A completely redesigned UI for comments boxes in pull requests
Bug Fixes
- Details for CI statuses, check runs, and other status checks match the copy and iconography shown on GitHub.com
- Fixed non clickable rows after scrolling in the files changed view
New & Improved
- Comments can now target multiple lines of code - just tap for a single line, or long-press to select more
- Code option to toggle line wrapping
- New UI for selecting the merge method
- You can now share content such as text and images directly into the app
- Added suggest changes template in markdown, look for the new icon while writing a comment review!
- You can now change the email used for a merge/squash commit
Fixed
- Sign-in: app crash when no browser is installed
New & Improved:
- You can now select the merge method in the review bottom sheet.
- We've adjusted several CI check and status indicators to better match GitHub.com.
Fixed:
- We fixed some issues with broken GIF images and smoothed their animation.
Fixes
- Added text prediction to creating issues
- Fixes for login issues
- Fixed a bug with issue subscription states
New
- Option to view raw markdown while browsing files
- Ability to delete a branch from pull request timeline after merge
- Add an option to open a file in the browser
Improved
- Improved image uploading in comments
- Expanded support for markdown tables, horizontal rules, and lists
Fixed:
- Crash on Android 8 while scrolling on some screens.
- Glitches in Reaction UI.
- Issues with displaying CI status and empty repositories.
- Problems with sharing links to the first comment in issues.
Improved:
- Better SVG handling and caching.
- Showing "Ghost" avatars for deleted users.
- Support for "marked as draft"-events in timeline.
- Better link handling for profile images and deep links.
- Improved Accessibility in notification filters
- Improved rendering of small code files
- Improved SVG rendering
- Prevent issues from being created in repositories that have issues disabled
- Fixed a crash involving long-pressing to copy-paste
- Fixed an issue where some status checks were not appearing when merging a pull request
- Fixed comment send button issue when rotating the device
- Fixed an issue with the mute/unmute action on Issues and Pull Requests
- Fixed code blocks not rendering in markdown files when inside a list
- New code display settings allow you to tweak font sizes, show line numbers, or set all of your code to display in dark mode from Settings
- Swipe actions for notifications can now be customized in Settings to allow you to quickly save, mark as read, mark as done, or unsubscribe from threads
- Uploading images is now possible while editing any comment or issue
- Suggested reviewers now display when viewing pull requests
- Dark mode colors have been updated to improve contrast throughout the app
Add new Material design snackbar style.
Add scroll-away header in issues in Issues and Pull-requests view.
Make followers label clickable.
Add Watchers to the repository details.
Add report content option.
Fix swipe action in Notifications.
- View styled markdown, images and PDFs when browsing code
- View list of stargazers for a repository
- View list of forks for a repository
- Swipe horizontally between issue and pull request lists
There’s a lot you can do on GitHub that doesn’t require a complex development environment – like sharing feedback on a design discussion, or reviewing a few lines of code. GitHub for Android lets you move work forward wherever you are. Stay in touch with your team, triage issues, and even merge, right from the app. We’re making these tasks easy for you to perform, no matter where you work, with a beautifully native experience.
You can use GitHub for Android to:
• Browse your latest notifications
• Read, react, and reply to Issues and Pull Requests
• Review and merge Pull Requests
• Organize Issues with labels, assignees, projects, and more
• Browse your files and code