Few more tips: - cmd-ctrl-shift-4 will place the selected screen area into clipboard, not a desktop file. - I often go to Preview and press cmd-n to create new file from clipboard. - cmd-shift-3 and cmd-ctrl-shift-3 will do the same as their -4 counterparts, but for fullscreen Btw. you have apparently some strange keyboard, I never seen a mac with # key in any other place but shift-3 ;)

There is 'Export / Import tasks' item in the settings dropdown, in the top right corner of ::Tasks, so you can export it there. By mistake on our side we've disabled whole settings dropdown accidentally, so that option was not available when you were looking for it, sorry for the inconvenience.

There is such option, change layout from tree to list, then choose field from 'group by' dropdown.

Ah, indeed you would switch to $4 plan. Lets do the changes offline, I'll send you an email.

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Unfortunately image uploading (and hosting) is not implemented yet.

You can disable renew by switching to free plan. The plan you have already bought will continue to be active till the end of paid period, then switch to free. You also can immediately switch to different plan (e.g. switch from monthly to yearly). If at the moment of choosing new plan you have previous premium plan still expiring, the first charge from new plan will be done after the previous plan expire (e.g. at the end of billing month).

Here is the list of changes since last post: ::Tasks: - improved list scrolling performance - rapidly adding tasks at the end of the list no longer breaks the editor - fixed list item added by markdown editor - improved readability of activity log - fixed show/hide detail view shortcut - added instructions to Add task dropdown - fixed grouped menu behaviour on empty task list - enabled "Add at the end" on empty task list - fixed position of new tasks in grouped view - fixed scrolling during drag and drop - added quick search and assignees search to activity log - fixed position of input error description - fixed font antialiasing - fixed field editors behaviour when drag&drop is started - fixed widget content without tasks - dialog "changes not saved" is no longer shown when changes are already being saved - fixed focus loss in tag filter - added error message when attachment upload fails - editing item no longer disappear from grouped list view it's not fulfilling filter - fixed position of date picker on a short task list - fixed missing comment author name for users removed from workspace - floating toolbar no longer covers selected item when moving up - fixed tooltip message when dragging items on a grouped list - improved activity log initialization - fixed adding user defined tags on task list ::GitMachine: - fixed encoding of header of diff chunk - fixed branch menu behaviour in commit list view - improved stats recalculation after commit - fixed target of counter links in widget - fixed missing url fragment with page number for commit list - fixed folder icon behaviour in widget - fixed repo import error handling - change comments restrictions to all site members - fixed pull request link in widget - fixed pull request counter in widget - repository can now be initialized with software licence, README.md and .gitignore files - file tree initiates expanded - fixed import url validation - removed unnecessary extra browser history entry when opening empty gitmachine - fixed branch menu behaviour when opening file browser on specific commit - fixed browser history loop when error page is shown - fixed file name encoding in pull request diff view - added error message when opening pull request creator without access rights - fixed settings back arrow behaviour - fixed access to raw

Yes, it got fixed.

Ah, private repo, that takes more efforts to inspect, had to get direct access to the filesystem ;) Anyway, it still seems that you are committing with the old email. It works like this: - each commit in git has attached few metadata values, among them are comitter email and committer name. - ::GitMachine checks committer email, if it is known to us, we display the link with user's avatar and the name registered in our system - if email is not known to us, we do display plain text using committer name taken from commit. In your repo: - 4th commit from the top displays avatar properly. It uses your gmail address, so our system displays the known information, ignoring the comitter username from commit. Interestingly, the username you used for this commit is wrong, because it is set to be equal to your email as well. - the top 3 commits are using the old email (.co.il), with properly configured user name (which is your name, not email), so we display it as we don't have anything better to display. The solution is to configure your git client correctly, to use the new email, and correct username. If you do 'git log' from console (not sure how that works in VS), you should see the exact values used for comitter name and emails. The values will already be visible after local git commit, you do not even push the code to us to see the problem.

Currently there are no configuration options for the widget, unfortunately.

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Indeed, one of the counters shows invalid value, we'll fix it.

This is what I suspected, thanks for clarification. You've just spared me some grepping through the logs to prove the same point ;) Btw. git has the credential helper which does cache credentials just like this. Maybe VS is just using it.

Are you sure that you are authorizing via https and using the old email? We cannot reproduce this situation, the moment user changes email he cannot push anymore. However, if you are using SSH, then you are authorized by SSH key and your email is not used for authorization anymore. Similarly, you may authorize HTTPS by your username (KornfeldEliyahuPeter) and in such scenario your old email is not used for authorization, either. Can you confirm which case out of the 3 above you use?

Actually, the moment you changed email the old email should stop authorizing you anymore (but you still should be able to push commits done by old email, if the push is authorized by new email). I'll check that with Chris, as he is maintaining the authorization part.

You mean when it is asking for username & password, you can give old email + your password and still get authorized?

To join workspace, by creating a CP account ;)

Well, that is how git works, it stores separate email and name with each commit. We do not filter that anyhow, and it would be a bad idea to do so. The only thing we can do is to match the committers emails to current accounts, and display user information, if there is a match.

Are you asking about sharing workspace with someone not having an CP account? Did I understood correctly? Currently it is not an option, though actually we're now working on sending invitations via email, so if you type in the email and we won't have it in our DB, the person will get invitation.