**TL;DR:**
Kong Insomnia 13.4 is all about giving you more visibility than ever before. Whether it's your git changes, your secrets, or how your users are using Insomnia, you’re able to see more than ever before and make better decisions than ever.
We’ve gotten great feedback on the native git support we shipped in v13 a few months ago, and many teams have switched to a CLI way of working. But other teams love the Insomnia Git UI. Others miss the good old days pre v11, when Insomnia stored every endpoint in its own file and it was easy to understand what changes correlated to which endpoint. 13.4 brings the best of both worlds.
In the top right of the Commit screen, you can now flip into Visual mode, and see all the changes you’ve made grouped by endpoint (and even by tab!) so it’s easy to work one endpoint at a time if that’s what you want. Plus, you can now commit or discard all the changes related to a given endpoint in one click. Like all the rest of our Git changes the last year, it’s about getting out of the way and letting you and your team collaborate how you want.
Our [_Native Vault integrations_](https://developer.konghq.com/insomnia/external-vault/)_Native Vault integrations_ and private sub-environments make it easy to work with sensitive information from Insomnia. In 13.4, our UI will automatically redact anything confidential by default so it’s not accidentally left behind in your response history, or on an open laptop screen.
**One important note: This ONLY impacts how values/secrets are displayed in the Insomnia UX. Like any API client, Insomnia will send whatever requests you configure to whatever destinations you pick - that’s the whole point of API clients. Always ensure you restrict access to sensitive information appropriately.**
We want you in control of what is considered confidential. Any secret coming from a Native Vault Integration is always confidential, but you can also mark any environment variable confidential.
Want to see the unredacted values? Just disable the new “Hide Confidential values in Preview/Console” setting in your Preferences.
This is all about giving our Enterprise administrators the tools they need to see how their licenses are consumed, make sure people have access to all the right stuff, and reporting on who else might need a license.
In 13.5 we’ll bring you downloadable reports of Organization and Team Membership, plus visibility into your most active Unmanaged Users.
As always, thanks for using Insomnia!
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