🛑 FinderGit 0.26.0 — stop a git operation that's taking too long

🛑 Stop means stop. A Fetch, Pull or Push that is dragging? Three seconds in, its button becomes a stop control. Click, done — the Git process underneath actually ends, it is not just the app looking away.

⏱️ Why three seconds? So a double-click on Fetch does not cancel the fetch you just started.

🧭 It tells you what the stop left behind — the bit most GUIs leave you guessing about:

🟢 stopped Fetch: nothing changed, run it again

⚖️ stopped Push: the remote is either updated or untouched, never half

⚠️ stopped Pull: still downloading? nothing changed. Already merging? you are mid-merge, and Finish / Abort appear right there

The docked action bar, where a running Fetch, Pull or Push turns into a stop control after three seconds

🎛️ A stop is not an error. Neutral grey icon, no red ✗, and the repo re-reads itself immediately so the screen matches reality.

🔐 Bonus for the security-minded: every release page now publishes its DMG’s SHA-256 — this one and every release back to 0.1.0 — plus a page on how to verify a download and what each check actually proves.

👉 Try it / see what is new: https://findergit.app

Which operation do you most often wish you could cancel? 👀