Changelog

Bound repositories are now re-synced on identity activation and update, binding removal clears stale local Git identity, and deleting an identity removes dependent bindings/workspaces and clears affected repositories

CLI yes/no confirmation prompts now accept non-TTY input so automated validation and scripted flows work reliably

Desktop binding removal and identity deletion now follow the same repository-local Git cleanup behavior as the CLI

Desktop add/view flows now show SSH public keys directly and guide users to add generated keys to GitHub

Doctor page duplication was removed and desktop layouts were tightened for smaller window sizes

Identity deletion and backup import now use explicit in-app confirmation dialogs with safety warnings

Common backend, config, SSH, and identity failures now surface clearer user-facing hints in the desktop app

bgit bind now writes repository-local user.name and user.email for the bound identity so normal git commit uses the correct author even when the global active identity differs

bgit check now validates the effective repository Git identity and allows a bound repository to pass when its local Git identity matches the binding

bgit sync --fix now repairs repo-local Git identity for bound repositories instead of requiring a global identity switch

Ensures the desktop beta binary is attached to the GitHub release instead of shipping only CLI binaries

Installs the required Linux GTK, WebKit, Soup, Node, and Wails dependencies before building the desktop artifact

Moved active Wails configuration under desktop/ and removed obsolete manual Windows installer documentation from the release structure

Prepared release metadata for v0.7.0-beta and marks beta releases as prereleases in the GitHub release workflow

Export and import passwords are prompted interactively and are not accepted through command-line arguments

bgit export now warns users that the archive password is required for import and cannot be recovered if forgotten

Import rewrites restored SSH key paths to the target machine and regenerates bgit-managed SSH config entries after restoring keys

Integration tests now cover encrypted export creation, unreadable plaintext archive checks, wrong-password import failure, corrupted and empty archive rejection, and successful import restore

Integration coverage now includes invalid config version handling, duplicate user rejection, workspace removal, and binding override/no-op paths

Core consumers now work against predictable result shapes, reducing command-layer branching and special-case handling

Commands now route their core behavior through extracted modules instead of duplicating repo, identity, and remote logic directly

Repository owner detection, remote conversion, and clone binding now use shared core logic across check, remote, clone, bind, and uninstall flows

Resolved GitHub issue #5 reported by maheshmthorat: uninstall now restores configured repo remotes first, removes managed SSH config, restores or clears bgit-managed hooks, and restores backed-up Git identity when available so GitHub Desktop and normal Git commands are not left affected after uninstall

Read-only commands such as list, status, active, prompt, and doctor no longer recreate ~/.bgit or reinstall hooks after uninstall

Added bgit uninstall --remove-keys so SSH key deletion is explicit instead of implicit

Commands now trigger setup flow automatically when bgit has not been initialized

Uninstall now clears managed global hooks path and removes managed SSH config entries

All confirmation prompts now use consistent UI patterns

Removed unnecessary comments and improved code readability