GHManage 0.6.1

Released August 3, 2026. Downloads for this release

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

0.6.0 added labels but hid the actions behind keys you had to find. This release gives them a menu, better keys, and makes the ones that were already documented actually work everywhere.

An Actions menu

Everything that acts on what the list is showing now lives in one menu, whichever view it belongs to: open in browser, close, reopen, comment, create and delete labels, delete a workflow run, run a workflow on a branch, download an artifact, select a branch, compare branches.

Several of these were previously reachable only by pressing Enter on the right row or by finding the right-click menu, which meant discovering them by accident. Now there is one place to look.

The menu answers “what can I do here?” rather than listing everything and letting you find out by trying. Entries are labelled for the current view and greyed out where they do not apply — Delete reads “Delete Label…” in the Labels view and “Delete Workflow Run…” in Workflow Runs, so the menu never offers a bare “Delete” whose object you have to guess.

Ctrl+I and Ctrl+D

Insert is an awkward key — small, easy to miss, and missing outright on some compact keyboards. It still works, but it is no longer the only way:

Key Action
Ctrl+I or Insert Create a label
Ctrl+D or Delete Delete the selected label, or the selected workflow run

Ctrl+D follows the same rule as the menu: it deletes whatever the current view can delete, and does nothing in views where nothing can be.

Insert and Delete now work from the details panel

The details panel for a label described Insert and Delete, but those keys only worked while the list itself had focus. Reading the text put focus in the one place the keys it described did nothing. They now work from anywhere in the window, and the text says so. Delete in the Workflow Runs view gained the same reach.

The label details panel now reads as a key list rather than a run of “press X to Y” sentences, and names the label that Delete would remove.

Smaller fixes