Mobile monthly: April’s general availability and more

During March and April, GitHub Mobile introduced several updates, including bug fixes, accessibility improvements, and a range of new features to make coding and collaboration on the go more seamless. From selecting the model you prefer when using Copilot, to a new way to search within a file, these updates enhance productivity and keep you connected wherever you are.

What’s new?

• Introducing multi-model selection in Copilot Chat on GitHub Mobile. Pick your favorite models such as OpenAI o1 and o3-mini, Anthropic Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and Google Gemini 2.0 from the model picker in Copilot Chat to accelerate your workflow.
• Introducing sub-issues on GitHub Mobile. Track progress and understand remaining work within a parent-child hierarchy on the go.
• Issue timelines now include events related to sub-issues.
• Introduced the “find in file” feature on iOS, enabling users to seamlessly search within files for specific content.

iOS bug fixes:

• Widgets reflect the accent colour when tinted.
• Add reactions to the latest release in the Releases view.
• Inbox swipe actions get dismissed before entering batch selection mode.
• When closing Copilot Chat, the Copilot button no longer moves vertically.
• Render notifications with stripping out HTML comments.
• Fix an error when navigating to a workflow summary view.
• Assistive technologies, such as VoiceOver, indicate the selected state of label filters.
• Forking a repository with a duplicate name announces an error for accessibility users.
• Fork button in the repository view announces the correct accessibility label.
• Accessibility traits announce correctly for all templates in the template picker when creating an issue.
• Access legal documents about Copilot in Copilot settings.
• Copilot Chat view changes its color correctly when the system color theme changes.
• Text scales more naturally in the fork repository view.
• Improved keyboard navigation for toggles in the settings view.
• When using VoiceOver, the triage sheet button in Discussions announces its title.
• The selected email associates with a merge when merging a pull request, instead of using the default email.
• Discussion polls showcase all content when larger Dynamic Type sizes are selected.
• When selecting a preferred model in Copilot fails, the application shows an error message instead of crashing.
• Pull request numbers display without commas in the pull request widget.
• Copilot Chat messages render markdown headings, ordered and unordered lists, and bold texts.
• Deep links to issues and pull requests work for renamed repositories.
• Markdown bar works well with hardware keyboards.

Android bug fixes:

• Tabs now render correctly viewing repository files.
• The triage sheet in the discussion screen is now navigable using the keyboard
• Improved scrolling experience for list of web view items with videos or images.
• The Floating action button won’t obscure your lists content anymore.
• Links to resolved Pull Request discussions now open the resolved conversation.
• Fixed crash that occurred when navigating to some check summaries in the Workflow screen.
• Notifications no longer display HTML comments in the body.
• Pull requests from forked repositories now show the repository owner for both base and head branches.
• Navigate to the correct file when viewing a diff of a pull request from forked repository to parent repository.
• Selected tabs in the bottom navigation bar now open the expected destination.
• Improved error handling for contribution widget.
• Dynamic font size improvements for Discussions buttons.
• Improved login flow for users experiencing issues with redirects.
• The bottom sheet closes when assignees are selected again.

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