Tejus v0.8.15 release notes.

Untitled and extension-less files now get syntax highlighting, hints and completions — Tejus detects the language from the content, and a new language picker in the status bar lets you set it yourself.

Minimap on the right edge of the editor (Settings → General to turn it off), plus a visible scrollbar.

Images open as a real preview — size, dimensions, checkerboard for transparency — instead of a “binary file” notice.

Edit → Cut, Copy, Paste and Selection → Select All are in the menus.

Search inside files: flip the toggle next to the search box from NAMES to IN FILES and jump straight to the matching line.

Right-click gained Rename (F2), Duplicate, Cut, Copy and Paste; Ctrl+X/C/V work on the selected file or folder.

Pick your shell: PowerShell 7, Windows PowerShell, Command Prompt or Git Bash from the + menu, with a default in Settings.

If a shell can’t start, the terminal tells you why instead of staying blank.

The + button now stays put when you have many tabs open, and every toolbar button explains itself on hover.

Settings is in the File menu, and the Go, View, Terminal and Help menus have real entries.

Clone a repository straight from the Welcome screen.

Switch or create branches, and add or change remotes (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or any Git host) from the new ⋯ menu.

Recent commits are listed in the panel; error messages are shown in full — and if Git doesn’t know who you are yet, one click sets your name and e-mail.

Generate commit message now keeps what you already typed as the intent.

Fewer false “Something went wrong” notices, and a Send report button when one is real.

Account e-mails carry the Tejus logo.