Kaleidoscope for Mac

New

• See changesets in the same hierarchy as your files on disk. In addition to the traditional flat file list, you can now browse changesets in a folder-based outline that keeps the surrounding structure visible and makes it easier to stay oriented in larger changesets. A new option in Settings > Git controls the default behavior.
• Understand how a changeset came to be without leaving the comparison. A new Commit History sidebar mode lets you inspect the commits behind the compared revisions directly within the changeset. View full commit messages and open changesets for individual commits from there.
• Kaleidoscope now fully supports Git worktrees. As more development tools and workflows adopt worktrees, Kaleidoscope can now recognize and present them correctly across repository browsing, compare pickers, recents, and revision badges. You can also quickly compare different worktrees. If you do not use worktrees, this added complexity remains invisible.

Enhancements

• Branch, tag, worktree, and commit hash badges are now shown in window title bars. Most badges offer actions via context menus.
• Syntax coloring is now available for MATLAB files. Note that you will need to manually select MATLAB, as the file extension .m conflicts with Objective-C.
• Syntax coloring is now available for Embedded Ruby (ERB) files.
• Improved rendering of Git commit messages, with better handling of different newline styles.
• Improved Automatic Image Alignment: For formats like PNG and TIFF, Kaleidoscope now skips Perspective Alignment and automatically selects the best anchor alignment—resulting in more reliable alignment for screenshots and synthetic images.
• Many refinements to the changeset sidebar on macOS Tahoe.

Bugfixes

• Various fixes and refinements across changesets, Git comparisons, and UI details.