GitG 3.17.1 is now capable of using the Gravatar service (users can enable the option in the Preferences dialog), adds support for deleting untracked files, and improves the overview/dash user experience. Moreover, it adds the ‘–all’, ‘–remotes’, ‘–branches’, and ‘–tags’ command-line arguments, which can be used to modify the default history of the activity selection, improves the collapse and uncollapse behavior of the diff view, and adds the ability to stage or unstage all selected itesm when pressing the Enter key.
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