Changelog – GiCode

GiCode 1.1026.0 is the first App Store release: a complete Git client for iPhone.

Clone repositories over HTTPS (access token) or SSH from GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, GitLab, self-hosted GitLab or any Git URL – with live progress and groups.
Code editor with syntax highlighting, find & replace, go to line, a keyboard bar and Markdown preview.
Complete Git workflow: per-file diffs, commit and push, pull, branches, history, revert, discard and merge conflict resolution.
Pipelines (GitHub Actions, GitLab) with jobs, live logs, re-run and cancel, plus pull / merge requests and issues.
Repositories show up in the Files app under GiCode.
Free plan (5 repositories, 2 accounts), a 7-day Pro trial and GiCode Pro as a one-time purchase.
New jellyfish logo as the app icon, light and dark.

iPhone only, portrait only – the interface is tuned for it.
Settings explain that the Files location must be activated once and can open the Files app directly.

Repositories were missing in the Files app: its index now tracks only the repository folders and registers deeper items on demand, so large repositories no longer exhaust the extension's memory. The Files app also re-reads the repository list on every launch.
The header back buttons accidentally opened the menu; the enlarged tap area is now anchored to each icon.

The first internal release candidate (TestFlight builds run as 0.1026.x). It is the foundation of 1.1026.0.

First complete version with cloning, editor, Git workflow, pipelines, pull requests and issues.

Versions 0.1026.x are developer and TestFlight versions, 1.1026.x are App Store versions.