TL;DR

lazygit now supports more customizable keybindings, allowing for richer and more intuitive control, alongside improvements to pull request handling and overall stability.

Breaking

• The default keybinding for submitting a commit has changed to command-enter (Mac) or ctrl-enter (Linux/Windows). You can revert this in your config if your terminal doesn’t support it.

New

• Custom Keybindings: Define more complex key combinations (e.g., ctrl-alt-shift-x) for greater control.
• GitHub Enterprise Support: Pull Request features now work with GitHub Enterprise instances.
• Git Flow Support: Added support for the git-flow-next tool.

Fixes Worth Knowing

• Fixed a crash that occurred when disabling keybindings used in the status bar.
• Improved handling of pull/fetch operations when encountering repository locks.
• Corrected issues with copying file paths in linked worktrees.
• Fixed cherry-picking a range of commits.

Before You Upgrade

If you rely on the default commit submission keybinding and experience issues, add the following to your lazygit config:

keybinding:
  universal:
    confirmInEditor: [<alt+enter>, <ctrl+s>]