GHManage v0.1.5 Release Notes

Released July 10, 2026. Downloads for this release

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The executable includes the Python runtime and wxPython — you do not need to install Python separately.

You do need the GitHub CLI (gh) installed and authenticated (gh auth login).

What’s new

New features

• Favorites — mark any item as a favorite by pressing F on it in any view. Favorites are a mixed collection that can include issues, PRs, branches, commits, tags, releases, and workflow runs — across any number of repos.
  • A ★ Favorites entry appears at the top of the left repo list. Select it to see all your favorited items in one place.
  • The favorites count is shown in the repo list: ★ Favorites (12).
  • In the favorites view, press F on an item to unfavorite it, or Enter to open it in the browser.
  • Favorited items in any view are marked with a ★ prefix in the list.
  • Favorites persist across sessions (stored in %APPDATA%\ghmanage\favorites.json).
  • Dedup is by GitHub URL — each item has a unique URL.
• Quick Filter — press Ctrl+F to filter the current list by text. The filter matches case-insensitively against all visible columns in the current view.
  • Works in every view: Issues & PRs, Branches, Commits, Tags, Releases, Workflow Runs, and Favorites.
  • The status bar shows the filter state: Filter: 'login' (3/142).
  • Press Escape in the list to clear the filter instantly.
  • Filter auto-clears when switching views or repos.
  • Leave the filter dialog empty to clear.

Bug fixes

• No more console window flashing — on Windows, every background gh CLI call used to briefly pop up a console window. This is now suppressed with CREATE_NO_WINDOW, so the app runs quietly without terminal windows flashing on screen during loads.

• Go To works for any issue/PR number — previously, Go To (Ctrl+G) only worked if the item was already in the loaded list. If you searched for a closed issue, a PR beyond the fetch limit, or anything not matching the current filter, it just said “not found.” Now it fetches the item on-demand from GitHub and inserts it into the list so you can view it regardless of state or page position.

• Go To shows a dialog when item doesn’t exist — if you enter a number that doesn’t exist as an issue or PR in the repo, you now get a clear “Not Found” dialog instead of a silent status bar message that’s easy to miss. Errors during the fetch also show a dialog.

Improvements

• View menu cleanup — the View menu had two submenus both named “Show,” which was confusing. They are now clearly labeled:
  • View Mode — switch between Issues & PRs, Branches, Commits, Tags, Releases, Workflow Runs, ★ Favorites
  • Filter — filter Issues Only / PRs Only / Issues & PRs within the Issues & PRs view

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