Working Copy - Git client

Review pull requests from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea and Forgejo without leaving Working Copy. Pull requests are listed from the repository screen, where you can comment on their changes, submit a review and merge them. Comparisons point out changes that only touch whitespace or rename something, and a Review button turns them into a short video to share. Commenting and reviewing is a pro feature available to anyone who purchased or upgraded their pro unlock within the last year. Ready for iPhone Duo. Unfolded, the repository and the file you are working on sit on either side of the fold, and files and the Repository Agent can open in windows of their own, as they also can on iPad. Held like a laptop, the editor keeps your code above the fold and puts Tab, Undo and the keyboard below it. Hosting providers for the same server can be signed in with different accounts. A repository cloned from a provider's list, or created on a provider, keeps using that provider's account. The Auto-Sync commit message can include the date, time and the files being committed. Links to headings in Markdown previews work the way GitHub, Typora and Obsidian name headings, so headings with punctuation, spaces or Chinese characters can be reached. After following a link, a back button takes you back to where you were. Fixed the Get Repository Files action in Shortcuts returning no files every other time it ran on iPadOS 27. Includes latest improvements to 7.0.0 Repository Agent can now run on Apple's Private Cloud Compute, using a larger model than the one on your device while keeping your code inside Apple's privacy guarantees. It needs no API key and no subscription, and appears in the service menu on devices with Apple Intelligence running the latest version of iOS. When the daily allowance runs out, Working Copy offers to continue with whichever AI service you have set up. Fetch, Pull, Push and Sync actions for Shortcuts are no longer cut short when they take a while. A slow transfer keeps running with progress and a Stop button, so pushing a large repository from an automation finishes instead of stopping halfway, and the Fetch button on the widget works the same way. This needs iOS 27.