v1.1.0 · Released September 9, 2026 · Compare with v1.0.8
New features
Reflog workspace
Open Reflog from the Workspace section to browse local Git reference history inside Commit+. The new view shows each reflog event with its action, event summary, reference, target commit, actor, and event date. Use theHEAD scope for the current checkout, or include all references when you need a broader view of local branch and reference movements. See Reflog.
Event details and recovery
Selecting a reflog event opens a right-side detail panel with the full event metadata and recovery actions. You can inspect the target commit in History or create a new branch from the selected immutable commit hash. Recovery stays explicit: Commit+ routes branch creation through the existing create-branch flow and does not run hidden resets from Reflog.Improvements
- Reflog entries load in bounded pages so large repositories can browse older events without loading the entire history at once.
- Search filters the loaded events in place, with a manual load-more path when you need to search further back.
- Refresh preserves the current selection and reloads the visible range in batches.
- Duplicate reflog events keep stable identities across pagination boundaries.
Safety and reliability
- Reflog is treated as local repository evidence: it is not synced through remotes and may expire under Git’s normal reflog cleanup rules.
- Commit+ exposes inspection and branch-based recovery, but not reflog deletion or implicit reset operations.
- Reflog parsing is covered by unit tests, and Git behavior was checked against temporary repositories during implementation.