Question: how to copy the relative path (Git tracked path) of a changed file?

[Symbolk]

Hi, Fork is really a nice Git client! I often use it to check historical changes.

I saw that in the changes, there is Copy Full Path in the right-click menu of a file. However, in more cases I want the relative path to the project root, i.e. the path that Git is tracking, is it possible to have another Copy Relative Path above the Copy Full Path. I believe it is quite easy to implement.

Thanks!

[grigorye]

I also miss "Copy Relative Path" badly - mainly when I want to share the path/location of a certain item with my colleagues. I never had a need for "Copy Full Path" because most of the time I get away with "Show in Finder" - at the end I use macOS client, not Linux nor Windows. For Windows that probably makes sense (I have no clue, really), but on macOS it feels quite alien: if I need a full path to a Finder item then (typically to use in Terminal), I just drag-drop the item to the Terminal - it's really typical shortcut for me, that is not bound to any particular "GUI" app.