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Keyboard shortcuts

The menu bar follows Apple’s order: Pullwatch, File, Edit, View, Go, Item, Repository, Window and Help. Every command is always there; one that does not apply to what is selected is dimmed.

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Check for Updates…
⌘, Settings
⌘H Hide Pullwatch
⌘Q Quit Pullwatch
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⌘N New Account…: Settings, Accounts, with the choice of service
⇧⌘N Watch a Repository…
⌘O Open the selection (or the open repository) in the browser
⌘W Close the window
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⌘F Find: search the current section
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⌃⌘S Show or hide the sidebar
⌥⌘T Show or hide the toolbar
⌘R Reload: the open repository, otherwise poll or check everything
⌃⌘F Enter or exit full screen
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⌘[ Back from a repository page
⌘1 PRs
⌘2 Tags and Releases
⌘3 Statistics
⌘4 Repositories
⌘5 Dependencies
⌘↓ The selected repository’s page

The selected pull request, tag or release.

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⇧⌘U Mark as read or unread
⌘K Mark all as read
⇧⌘L Copy the link

The selected repository, or the open repository page.

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Check the repository again
⌥⌘R Check all repositories
⌥⌘S Repository statistics
⇧⌘C Copy the repository’s dependencies for an agent
⇧⌘R Fetch the history again
⌘. Stop fetching
⌥⌘I Show or hide the inspector on a repository page (toolbar)
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⌘M Minimize
⌘0 Pullwatch: open the main window or bring it to the front

Help leads to this documentation, this page, the release notes of your version, Privacy and Sources (Settings, Sources: every connection Pullwatch makes), a new issue on GitHub, and the acknowledgements.

While the Dock icon shows, its menu offers Reload and Check All Repositories.

Shortcut What it does
⌘R Refresh now
⌘, Settings
⌘K Mark all read
⌘O Open the main window
⌘Q Quit Pullwatch

A repository page links to all its pull requests and tags, to its statistics, and from a vulnerability to that package in Dependencies. In Statistics a selected author links to their pull requests and a repository to its page. In the menu panel, right-click a pull request or tag to open its repository.