Ukemi 0.19.0 shows where each workspace is working in the graph.
Workspace badges show name@ beside the change description, including multiple workspaces on the same change.
Only this window's workspace has an outlined badge and “this window” label. Hover shows the full workspace name and path; badges cannot be dragged.
Settings → Graph display → Show workspace badges toggles the feature. It is enabled by default, persists across restarts, and resets with graph display settings. Turning it off restores the ordinary working-copy label.
Click a workspace's change ID in the sidebar to select its change without switching folders. A change outside the current view opens its stack; clicking another workspace's name still opens that workspace's folder.
Current-workspace detection now compares canonical workspace roots, so sharing a change does not mark several workspaces as “this window”.
Includes Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, French and German translations.
Apple Silicon macOS release with Jujutsu 0.43.0 bundled. Ad-hoc signed; not Apple-notarized.
Ukemi 0.18.1 improves sidebar references and tag management.
Bookmarks and tags group slash-separated names into folders. Choose folder or flat views independently in Settings → General → Reference organization; preferences are saved per shared repository and reference kind.
Keep the sidebar focused: no search/status filter controls, row (…) buttons or folder-add button. Right-click and Shift+F10/ContextMenu still open reference actions.
Remote-specific state icons, ahead/behind counts, Pull/Push and favorites remain available. Conflicted references stay readable instead of breaking the entire list.
The Tags section remains available when empty. Create a tag on the exact selected commit captured when its draft opens; replacing an existing tag with a different target is refused.
Delete only the named local tag without deleting remote tags or changing commit contents. Local tag operations can be undone with jj; remote writes remain separate.
Revset rows share a query icon. Top-level category headings stay visible while scrolling; nested folders do not stick and Settings/Shortcuts remain in the fixed footer.
Historical views and pending reference writes block mutation, including previously opened menu callbacks.
This is the first published build in the 0.18 series. The 0.18.0 CI attempt stopped at a contract-test fixture identity error, before producing a release; 0.18.1 isolates that fixture from developer jj configuration.
Apple Silicon macOS release with Jujutsu 0.43.0 bundled. Ad-hoc signed; not Apple-notarized.
Ukemi 0.17.2 checks and installs updates through Homebrew.
Settings → Updates refreshes Homebrew metadata and compares the available version with the running app.
Homebrew-managed installations can update directly from Settings, then restart after finishing work in every window.
Failed checks and installations show an error with a retry, instead of incorrectly reporting that the app is current.
Homebrew operations are scoped to Ukemi, serialized across windows, and bounded by timeouts. Installation is verified before restart is offered.
Startup checks remain opt-in; manual checks are always available. Removes direct GitHub release API requests, avoiding their unauthenticated API quota.
Apple Silicon macOS release with Jujutsu 0.43.0 bundled. Ad-hoc signed; not Apple-notarized.
Ukemi 0.17.0 adds image theme icons and customizable graph backgrounds.
All 18 themes use bundled images. Official theme/creator icons are used where available; ten original icons were generated individually.
Click the current theme area in the sidebar to open Appearance settings. Keyboard activation and focus restoration work for System too.
Choose a local PNG, JPEG, or WebP graph background. Adjust image transparency, soft glow, and graph shadow independently; the graph stays opaque.
Background images persist locally, stay fixed while revisions scroll, and update across windows. Remove the image or reset graph display to restore the default.
Settings keyboard focus stays inside the dialog on WebKit, including native selects and sliders.
Apple Silicon macOS release, with the pinned Jujutsu binary bundled. Ad-hoc signed; not Apple-notarized.
Ukemi v0.15.0 improves repository navigation and makes Git onboarding optional.
Resize the sidebar, keep Settings and Shortcuts visible in its footer, and use a consistent Git tutorial row.
Keep more than five recently opened repositories, search by name or path, and remove individual entries.
Recheck recent paths to remove missing folders while retaining entries that cannot be checked, including permission failures.
Show or hide Git onboarding and tutorials from Settings → General without losing progress. Reopen the tutorial from settings, including after completion.
Restore saved onboarding progress correctly on restart.
Open repositories in separate windows and access Finder, code editors and Terminal from the project menu.
Customize graph columns and density, with improved graph layout and theme readability.
Apple Silicon macOS DMG with bundled jj 0.43.0. Uses the existing ad-hoc signing configuration.
Validation: TypeScript checks, 225 JavaScript/adapter tests, four Rust tests, bundled macOS build, code-signature verification, and a native launch with sidebar/settings smoke checks passed before publication.