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Week of October 5, 2026

What shipped

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This week brings staging, unstaging, and discarding changes directly in the main view, removing the staging and patch-building panels. It also fixes regressions from the previous release, including staging with diff.mnemonicPrefix, and resolves worktree, scrolling, and rendering issues.

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V0.66.1 is out with bug fixes, and v0.66.0 restructured how you stage changes: stage, unstage, and discard directly in the focused main view. The staging and patch-building panels are gone. Also fixed: staging with diff.mnemonicPrefix, copied commits across worktrees, horizontal

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V0.66.1 is out with bug fixes, and v0.66.0 is the largest release since maintainership changed hands. Staging hunks now happens directly from the main view: stage, unstage, and discard changes without entering a separate panel. The staging and patch-building panels were removed because everything they did now happens in the main view. This release also fixes a regression that broke staging when diff.mnemonicPrefix is true, keeps copied commits when switching worktrees, allows horizontal scrolling in diffs when line wrapping is off, and shows the narrow selection bar on both sides of the focused diff view.

Week of September 28, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week's changes focus on improving the visual accuracy of commit graphs for better clarity, fixing rendering issues when switching views, and addressing UI presentation problems. These fixes help users see repository structure more accurately and work with the interface more reliably.

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This week: better commit graph rendering for complex topologies, fixed diff stat layout issues, improved editor controls, and UI clarity fixes.

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Lazygit improvements this week include enhanced commit graph rendering that better represents complex merge topologies in terminals that support advanced characters, fixes for diff stat display that was breaking when screen modes changed, and UI refinements that restore clarity to multi-view panels.

Week of September 21, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brings quality-of-life improvements for working with multiple branches and tags, better support for custom diff renderers across platforms, and fixes for visual rendering that affect the startup experience. The changes particularly benefit developers working with stacked branches and those using Windows.

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New in lazygit: push or delete multiple tags at once, fast-forward branches with rewritten upstreams, pull entire branch stacks, and better diff renderer support across platforms.

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This week's lazygit updates focus on batch operations and better cross-platform support. You can now manage multiple tags and branches in one action, fast-forward branches when their upstream is rewritten, and use custom diff renderers more reliably on Windows. Color themes adapt to your terminal background, and startup performance improves when working with many remote branches.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-10-12.

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