GitSync.md

A quick fix for a stubborn folder bug. • Folders more than one level deep no longer appear empty in the file browser — your files were always on device, but the app was looking one folder too high • If a folder can't be read for any reason, you now see a clear error instead of a misleading "Empty Directory" • Git status badges now display correctly for files in nested folders Thanks for syncing with GitSync.md — your feedback keeps making it better.

Safer, steadier Git connections in this update. • SSH host keys are now verified per key algorithm, so secure links to your self-hosted Git server keep working as keys rotate • GitHub sync now handles routine account events quietly — fewer interruptions to your commit and push flow • Smoother switching between repositories when you manage multiple vaults • Refreshed translations across all supported languages • Stability and performance improvements throughout Thanks for syncing with GitSync.md — your feedback keeps making it better.

Self-hosted Git over SSH is here. This update fixes SSH-only Forgejo and Git server support for cloning, pulling, and pushing repositories. • SSH transport is now bundled correctly for iPhone and iPad • Ed25519, ECDSA, and RSA private keys are supported • Unknown SSH hosts now show a fingerprint trust prompt • Changed SSH host keys are blocked until you review them • Repository settings now make it easier to update remote URLs and SSH credentials Thanks for helping test this with real Forgejo servers.

Self-hosted Git over SSH is here. This update fixes SSH-only Forgejo and Git server support for cloning, pulling, and pushing repositories. • SSH transport is now bundled correctly for iPhone and iPad • Ed25519, ECDSA, and RSA private keys are supported • Unknown SSH hosts now show a fingerprint trust prompt • Changed SSH host keys are blocked until you review them • Repository settings now make it easier to update remote URLs and SSH credentials Thanks for helping test this with real Forgejo servers.

Safer repository removal is here. Removing a repo from GitSync.md now keeps your local files on device, while Delete Local Files remains a separate, explicit action for GitSync-managed folders.