Kaleidoscope 3.2 macOS

New

• A new Share Extension brings Kaleidoscope even closer to where your content is. Use it from the Finder or any other app that supports sharing At this point we no longer know how we were able to use Kaleidoscope previously.

• The Changeset window gains new tricks

- Better progress display while loading.

- Animations in the table view. You won't believe how many hoops we had to go through for this.

- The font size in the sidebar can now be controlled see the brand new context menu.

- That context menu also allows opening a pair of changed files in a new window.

- Also in that context menu, you can now get to the selected file in the current working copy in case it exists there.

- The path shown for files in changesets is more useful.

- The sidebar of the changeset window can be resized and even hidden in Reader View.

• ksdiff now support process substitution.

Improvements

• Once again lots of work to improve folder comparisons. In particular

- A progress bar gives you feedback on how far the comparison has evolved.

- You can speed up processing quite a bit by limiting exact file comparison See the preferences for details.

- More bug fixes to make folder comparisons more reliable and faster.

• The Alfred workflow gained another action to open immediately selected files using a hotkey.

• The Ignore Whitespace toolbar button is back for changesets. Be advised that it only will do anything meaningful when inspecting changes that are not already committed.

• The display name in the File Shelf can now contain slashes but not colons much like file names in the Finder.

• Command-clicking the file name in the titlebar now always shows file A. That also works for 3-way merges.

Fixes

• The separate ksdiff Installer now also starts on macOS 12.2.

• Image conflicts can once again be resolved.

• Fixed a few potential crashes in various places.

• Lots of smaller fixes in various areas.