Release notes from 2.11.0 back to 2.6.0

Extend to 2.11.1
October 26, 2023

v2.11.0 is released

New in this release - Simulink

  • Added support for R2023b.

New in this release - Git

  • You can now login to GitHub to view private issues and pull requests.
  • You have always been able to select groups of commits or branches with ctrl+click, now you can also use shift+click.
  • You can also use the arrow keys to navigate commits and branches, including shift selection.
December 31, 2022

v2.10.0 is released

New in this release - Simulink

  • Added support for .sldd files (details).
  • Some blocks with custom mask drawing code had their background and foreground colors set to white. Because DiffPlug can't read all custom mask code, white-on-white is invisible, so the foreground color is now drawn as grey for these cases.
  • When the label of a constant block is too long to fit, DiffPlug tries shrinking the font by 1 or 2 points.

Fixed in this release - Simulink

  • Stateflow blocks whose ports have been reordered are now drawn in the correct position - no more unnecessary wire bends.
  • Various bugs around drag-and-drop on the DiffList have been fixed.
October 31, 2022

v2.9.1 is released

New in this release - macOS

  • Installers for macOS are now signed and notarized to prevent security warnings.
  • Installers for Apple Silicon (M1, M2, etc) are now available for better performance on Apple Silicon machines.
October 3, 2022

v2.9.0 is released

New in this release - Git

  • Initial GitHub support. github support
  • Support is limited to public repositories on GitHub.com. Private repositories and GitHub Enterprise support to follow.

Fixed in this release - Git

  • Fixed a bug when diffing changes in the working copy of submodules.
  • Fixed some bugs related to tracking branches, especially when their branch name doesn't exactly match the remote branch name (e.g. main-upstream).

New in this release - Simulink

  • Added support for R2022b.

New in this release - general usage

  • We have bumped the underlying Java Runtime to Java 17, which means that Windows Vista and 7 are no longer officially supported. No changes in Mac or Linux compatibility.
March 31, 2022

v2.8.0 is released

New in this release - Git

  • Support for git submodules.
  • Detached HEAD mode is no longer converted automatically to detachedHead-deleteme. Submodule screenshot

New in this release - Simulink

  • It is now possible to turn off the library link icon if you want to. Custom masks library link icon screenshot

Fixed in this release - general usage

  • Calling the dp command line utility without an already-running DiffPlug is now more reliable.
January 28, 2022

v2.7.0 is released

New in this release - Simulink

  • Added support for Simscape.
  • Added support for R2022a.
  • Added support for Stateflow entry and exit ports (introduced in R2021b).

Fixed in this release - Simulink

  • Toggling the split direction while in the undocked state no longer causes an error.
  • Previously, a diff filter such as subviewS/* would fail to apply on an empty subviewS node - it falsely assumed there would be a subviewS/someProperty=foo. This is now fixed, which reduces noise in diff reports, especially related to embedded MATLAB scripts.

New in this release - general usage

  • Keyboard shortcuts for tab navigation.
    • Ctrl+W to close the current tab.
    • Ctrl+Shift+T to reopen a recently closed tab.
    • Ctrl+Tab / Ctrl+Shift+Tab to navigate through tabs (or Ctrl+PgUp/PgDown).
  • Instead of "Accept commits", you now get "Accept 4 commits" (as appropriate).

Fixed in this release - general usage

  • log4j has been entirely removed from DiffPlug.
  • Dragging and dropping changed files in the commit diff viewer is fixed.
  • When uploading a new branch to a remote, the --set-upstream tracking information wasn't being saved to disk. Now fixed.
  • On MacOS only, DiffPlug startup could hang on proxy configuration when no network connections were available. Now fixed.
  • Viewing and diffing folders which filenames containing [...] has been fixed.
October 25, 2021

v2.6.1 is released

New in this release - general usage

  • When you mouseover the head branch, you now get a context-sensitive popup for downloading and uploading against that branch.
  • popup head panel on mouseover popup head panel on mouseover
  • It is now possible to force-push a remote branch backwards (usually not a good idea to do that, DiffPlug will ask for confirmation first).
  • force push backwards
  • git push now includes --set-upstream.

Fixed in this release - general usage

  • Confirm dialogs which are triggered by the sync pane now automatically have keyboard focus.
  • Faster feedback when removing a branch or tag from git tips.
  • "Show help whenever I open a new git history window" was not respected, now it is.
  • Cloning a git repository could sometimes fail starting in 2.6.0, now fixed.
  • Deleting remote branches and downloading branches which have been removed from the remote are now fixed.
  • Attempting to git push and getting rejected because the remote has new commits now proactively prompts to download latest.
  • Retry attempts which needed a --force were broken, now fixed.

New in this release - expert users

  • Whenever you see a red X like below, you can right-click it to open a stacktrace dialog. In previous releases of DiffPlug, this was double-click, but now it is right-click. This change was needed to allow us to use the red X as a regular button in some important places, namely the git operation tracker.
  • red X
October 19, 2021

v2.6.0 is released

New in this release - general usage

  • The git client has been redesigned to improve usability and prepare for new features coming soon.

redesigned git client

Fixed in this release - general usage

  • Folder diff via the dp ext mechanism has been fixed, after it was broken by a performance optimization introduced in DiffPlug 2.5.1.

New in this release - for Simulink users

  • Added support for R2021b.
    • Note: we do not yet support the new Stateflow Entry and Exit mechanisms which were introduced in R2021b. They will be added in the next release.
Extend to 2.5.1