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LatestOct 13 · TueOpenNavo editorialAdded to Homebrew Oct 14 04:03
Adds PDF/PNG comparison export and restoration of document windows, sizes and dividers. Improves highlighting and tooltips; fixes macOS 27 file opening and keyboard handling, git difftool file/base selection, and large-text commit rows.
JuxtaCode 1.5
Export to PDF or images Choose File ▸ Export PDF or Image… to save a side-by-side comparison as a paginated or continuous PDF, or as a set of PNG images. Export the whole comparison or just a range of lines, choose light or dark appearance, the highlighting theme, font and paper size, and decide whether to include line numbers and column headers.
Windows reopen where you left them When you relaunch JuxtaCode, your commit, file history, comparison and merge windows now reopen along with your repositories. Window sizes and divider positions are remembered for each document, and the Commit Inspector remembers which commit messages you expanded. Sessions started from git difftool or git mergetool aren’t restored.
The coloured bar beside the active section of an editable comparison is now subtler, especially in Light appearance, so it no longer flashes distractingly as you scroll.
More buttons and menu items now show a help tag when you hover over them.
Fixed: On macOS 27, opening several files at once from Finder or the Dock could open each file on its own, or ask about file history once per file, instead of comparing them together. Folders opened at the same time are no longer ignored.
Fixed: git difftool could occasionally leave some changed files out of the file list, and comparisons against a merge base (such as git difftool main...feature) could show the wrong base revision for some files.
Fixed: On macOS 27, the arrow keys didn’t move through the commit list after clicking a commit, and selecting a conflicted file could leave its keyboard shortcuts and File menu commands unavailable.
Fixed: Rows in the commit list cut off their text when a larger system text size was set.