GHManage 0.4.0

Released August 1, 2026. Downloads for this release

GHManage is a Windows desktop app for reading and managing your GitHub repositories from a fast, keyboard-driven list.

This release fills in the last gap in running workflows from the app: workflows that ask for input now ask you for it too.

Running a workflow with inputs

Many workflows take inputs — a target architecture, an environment to deploy to, a flag to turn something on. GHManage could already start a workflow on the branch of your choosing, but it always ran with whatever defaults the workflow declared. There was no way to pick.

Now, when a workflow declares inputs, GHManage asks for them:

  1. Choose the workflow and press R.
  2. Pick the branch to run on.
  3. If the workflow takes inputs, a form appears — one field per input, using the workflow’s own descriptions as labels and its declared defaults as starting values.
  4. Press Enter to run.

Each input gets the control that suits it. A list of allowed values becomes a combo box, a true/false input becomes a checkbox, and everything else is a text field. Required inputs will not let you continue while empty, and the message names the field that needs filling in. Workflows with no inputs behave exactly as before — you pick a branch and it runs, with nothing extra in the way.

The status bar reports what was started and with which values, so you can confirm the run went out the way you intended without switching to the browser.

Every part of the form is keyboard-reachable and properly labelled: the fields are generated on the fly from the workflow file, so each one is explicitly given the name a screen reader reads, rather than being left to whatever the toolkit would guess.

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