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✨ indicates GitLens+ features
Supercharge your Git game with GitLens 13.3: the latest update to help you master Git like a pro. With 13.3 we’re introducing Workspace Focus View, Deep Linking Support, and Commit Graph Improvements featuring the new (experimental) minimap and changes column.
GitLens also just got a whole lot faster with the release of version 13.3! Thanks to some serious bundle slimming, the startup times have significantly improved.
- GitLens' extension bundle for desktop (node) is now ~18% smaller
- GitLens' extension bundle for web (vscode.dev/github.dev) is now ~37% smaller
- GitLens' Commit Graph webview bundle is now ~31% smaller
With the preview of GitLens Focus View, you can streamline your workflow and prioritize your tasks with ease. The Focus View feature gives you a comprehensive list of all your most important work across all your GitHub repos. No more jumping back and forth between multiple pages or repos - GitLens Focus View makes it simple and efficient to keep track of and manage your work progress.
The new Focus View will provide you with a summary of Pull Requests and Issues relevant to you for the repositories grouped in your Workspace.
- My Pull Requests: shows all GitHub PRs opened by you, assigned to you, or awaiting your review
- My Issues: shows all issues created by you, assigned to you, or that mention you.
Instead of hunting for these pieces of information separately, you can get a holistic view of what you’re working on.
*Note Focus View is currently in a Preview Only state, it is subject to change in the future.
Click the Toggle Minimap icon in the right corner of the Commit Graph top bar to toggle the Minimap on and off. As this is an experimental feature, it is off by default – and we would love to hear your feedback and suggestions.
The idea behind the Minimap is to provide a whole new dimension to the Commit Graph. You can quickly see the activity of the repo, see HEAD/upstream, branches (local and remote), and easily jump to them.
The green line showcases HEAD while search results are depicted by yellow lines. The highlighted region shows the Commit Graph area that is in view. Markers are arranged in two rows of stacked blocks:
- In the upper row, the blue blocks signify remote branches, while the brown blocks refer to tags.
- Within the lower row, the pink blocks denote stashes, and the blue blocks represent local branches.
We really want to hear your feedback - this is still a very early feature and we're currently still playing with colors, and additional features. To leave us feedback such as what do you think, is this useful, what does it have that you like, what is it missing, etc. reach out to us on the GitLens, GitHub Discussion board.
Reduce time and effort required to navigate through code changes, with the changes column in GitLens. The changes column provides a visual representation of changes made to files in each commit, with green bars indicating added lines and red bars indicating deleted lines.
This visual display allows you to quickly identify the extent of changes made to files across multiple commits, making it easier to pinpoint specific areas of code that have been modified.
You can toggle the Change Column by right clicking the graph header and clicking "Show Changes".
Scroll Markers adds a rich layer of information to the Commit Graph scrollbar. Now you can quickly find and jump to checked-out branches, selected rows, search results, as well as important points such as HEAD and refs. Similar to Overview Ruler in VS Code, Scroll Markers provide a visual indicator on the scrollbar.
Our intention with Scroll Markers is to save you time and effort by allowing you to quickly identify and jump to the relevant sections of your Git history. It's a powerful new addition to the Commit Graph to help streamline workflow.
The Commit Graph now shows the upstream status of local branches with an upstream. You'll be able to quickly identify when your local branch is out of sync with its upstream branch with the new indicator, which shows how many commits are ahead or behind your upstream branch.
You can also double-click on the upstream indicator, to pull or push the pending commits to bring your local branch back in sync with its upstream. This makes it easy to keep track of upstream changes to your local branches and keep them up to date.
With the latest Work In Progress Row improvements, with a single right click, you can access the WIP contextual menu. Giving you access to a range of useful options, including Stash All Changes, Open Details, and Open Source Control. These features allow you to more effectively manage your WIP.
Deep linking provides you with the ability to easily share specific remote repositories, commits, branches, and tags by copying the link to your clipboard and pasting it into a Jira issue or a Slack conversation for example.
The link will then open in the Commit Graph and can be used to quickly access and review relevant artifacts. With deep linking support, you can improve collaboration and communication by seamless sharing of important information related to your Git repos.
- Adds new Commit Graph features and improvements
- Adds a new experimental minimap of commit activity to the Commit Graph
- Adds a new experimental Changes column visualizing commit changes
- Adds markers to the Commit Graph scroll area indicating the location of the selected row, search results, current branch, upstream, and more
- Adds the ability to show upstream (ahead/behind) status on local branches with an upstream
- Adds a double-click action on the status to pull (when behind) or push (when ahead) pending changes
- Adds context menu actions to Push, Pull, and Fetch the local branch
- Adds a
gitlens.graph.showUpstreamStatussetting to toggle upstream (ahead/behind) indicators on branches
- Adds the ability to show any associated pull requests with branches
- Adds a double-click action on the PR icon to open the PR in the browser
- Adds context menu actions to Open Pull Request on Remote and Copy the PR URL
- Adds a
gitlens.graph.pullRequests.enabledsetting to toggle PR icons — closes #2450
- Adds a context menu to the WIP row — closes #2458
- Adds a double-click action on commit rows to open the Commit Details view
- Improves Author and Avatar tooltips to now also show the contributor's email address, if available
- Improves Date tooltips to now always show both the absolute and relative date
- Adds the ability to copy and share links directly to repositories, branches, commits, and tags in the Commit Graph
- Adds context menu actions to copy direct links in the Share submenu
- Improves the Worktree creation experience
- Adds a prompt after the worktree is created to choose how to open the worktree
- Adds a
worktrees.openAfterCreatesetting to specify how and when to open a worktree after it is created
- Adds a
- Ensures new worktrees are created from the "main" repo, if already in a worktree
- Adds a prompt after the worktree is created to choose how to open the worktree
- Adds a new remote command to the Git Command Palette to add, prune, and remove remotes
- Adds a Open Worktree for Pull Request via GitLens... context menu command on pull requests in the GitHub Pull Requests and Issues extension's views
- Opens an associated worktree, if one exists, otherwise it creates a new worktree for the pull request
- Adds settings to control the format of commits in the GitLens views
- Greatly reduces the size of many of GitLens' bundles which improves startup time
- GitLens' extension bundle for desktop (node) is now ~18% smaller
- GitLens' extension bundle for web (vscode.dev/github.dev) is now ~37% smaller
- GitLens' Commit Graph webview bundle is now ~31% smaller
- Changes the Contributors view to be shown by default on the GitLens sidebar
- Removes the use of an external color library for the File Heatmap annotations and webview themes — reduces the bundled extension size
- Fixes #2355 - Search by changes stops working in version 13.x.x
- Fixes #2473 - Commit graph status bar show wrong last fetched date
- Fixes #2409 - Commit Graph Show Current Branch Only shows unrelated commits from other branches
- Fixes an issue where pinning not being respected in Commit Details view
- Fixes graph issue where search results that are merge commits are not highlighted when the
gitlens.graph.dimMergeCommitssetting is enabled - Fixes graph issue where rows with tags belonging to a hovered branch are not highlighted when the
gitlens.graph.highlightRowsOnRefHoversetting is enabled
Since the release of GitLens 13, we know how the power of GitLens+ features like the Commit Graph, have been helping supercharge your dev workflow. That’s why we’re excited to present GitLens 13.2, with all new (and highly requested) Graph improvements like filtering, to quickly focus on what is most important to you. We've also streamlined the Commit Graph interface with a new header bar, providing context and quick access to switch between repositories or branches, and even fetch to keep up to date. Get ready to level up your Git game with GitLens 13.2!
GitLens 13.2 introduces filtering , which allows you to display a subset of your graph’s information and helps you hone in on specific details of your graph that matter the most.
Use graph filtering in GitLens to get laser focused on the branch you're working on and its remote:
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Only Show the Current Branch
- Display only the branch that you’re currently working on and it’s remote. In order to focus your attention on the things landing in this branch, and then quickly unfilter to "zoom" back out and see everything in flight.
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Hide Remote Branches
- Hides commits from the graph view that are only on remote branches.
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Hide Tags
- Hides all tags that point to commit rows.
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Hide Stashes
- Hides all stash rows.
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Dim Merge Commit Rows
- Deemphasizes merge commit rows.
We've updated the user interface, so you can get to all your favorite features even faster. Now, you can access change repo, account status, and filtering from the top of the Commit Graph page.
By merging the contextual information from the footer into the header, including the new Branch Picker and Fetch Action we’ve made it easier for you to manage your branches and work more effectively.
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Branch Picker
- Save time, by easily selecting the branch you want from the drop down branch picker.
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Fetch Action
- Easily keep your local repo up-to-date and in sync with the fetch action.
Using the new keyboard shortcuts, SHIFT+UP and SHIFT+DOWN on the Commit Graph helps you locate what you need more efficiently and effectively by staying within the branch and moving between graph rows. This can be particularly useful if you are working on a complex project with many branches.
- Adds many all-new Commit Graph features and improvements
- Adds the ability to filter commits, branches, stashes, and tags
- Adds a new Filter Graph dropdown button at the start of the search bar
- Adds ability to quickly switch between Show All Local Branches and Show Current Branch Only branch filtering options
- Show All Local Branches — displays all local branches (default)
- Show Current Branch Only — displays only the current branch and it's upstream remote (if exists and Hide Remote Branches isn't enabled)
- Adds ability to hide all remote branches, stashes, and tags
- Adds the ability to dim (deemphasize) merge commits
- Adds a new header bar to provide quick access to common actions
- Shows the currently selected repository with the ability to switch repositories when clicked (if multiple repositories are open)
- Shows the current branch with the ability to switch branches when clicked
- Provides a fetch action which also shows the last fetched time
- Also moves GitLens+ feature status and feedback links to the top right
- Adds new ability to reorder columns by dragging and dropping column headers (not all columns are reorderable)
- Adds new keyboard shortcuts
- Use
shift+down arrowandshift+up arrowto move to the parent/child of the selected commit row - Holding the
ctrlkey with a commit row selected will highlight rows for that commit's branch
- Use
- Adds new settings
- Adds a
gitlens.graph.dimMergeCommitssetting to specify whether to dim (deemphasize) merge commit rows - Adds a
gitlens.graph.scrollRowPaddingsetting to specify the number of rows from the edge at which the graph will scroll when using keyboard or search to change the selected row
- Adds a
- Adds the ability to filter commits, branches, stashes, and tags
- In the Commit Graph, increases the time to highlight associated rows when hovering over a branch to 1s
- Removes the status bar from the Commit Graph as it was replaced by the new header bar
- Fixes #2394 - Work in progress file diff compares working tree with working tree, instead of working tree with head
- Fixes #2207 - Error when trying to push individual commit
- Fixes #2301 - Create Worktree button doesn't work in certain cases
- Fixes #2382 - commits disappearing from commit details view when they shouldn't
- Fixes #2318 - GitLens need to login again after VS Code insiders upgrade every day
- Fixes #2377 - Missing Azure Devops Icon
- Fixes #2380 - Autolink fails with curly braces
- Fixes #2362 - Visual File History becomes unavailable when the workspace contains private repo
- Fixes #2381 - can't use scrollbar in 'Commit Graph' view
- Fixes an issue where focusout hides toolbar actions for the graph
- Fixes an issue where Switch to Another Branch... doesn't work in the Graph editor toolbar
- Fixes graph issue with row highlighting/dimming sticking when the graph loses focus
- Fixes graph issue with branches remaining hovered/extended when the mouse leaves the graph
With GitLens 13, we released the power of GitLens+ features like the Commit Graph, Visual File History, and Worktrees to ALL users on local and public repos. No account required. Learn more about the changes happening with GitLens in this article.
Find what you seek with ease! Quickly navigate through your search history by using the UP⇧ or DOWN⇩ arrow keys.
Want to see only your commits? Search For @me to highlight only your commits.
With GitLens 13.1, we overhauled the Interactive Rebase Editor. It is now dramatically faster, especially for large rebases. We also streamlined the user experience with a persistent header and footer to ensure you always have important context visible and can quickly start or abort the rebase. Also, anytime the commit author and committer are different, you will see both of their avatars.
Need additional details to complete your rebase more efficiently? Now, as you navigate commits, we show the selected commit details in the Commit Details view.
Custom and basic provider-based autolinks are now shown in the Autolinks section.
You can now customize the Commit Details view from the GitLens Settings editor to personalize how it looks and behaves so you can focus on the most important details.
Terminal Links for commits in VS Code’s integrated terminal now use the Commit Details view to provide rich details about the selected commit.
Keeping a home tidy is important! We’ve streamlined the Home view to make it even easier to get started with GitLens, learn about its features, and how to personalize your experience.
- Adds Commit Graph enhancements
- Adds the ability to set keyboard shortcuts to commits and stashes on the Commit Graph — closes #2345
- Keyboard shortcuts can be applied to many of the gitlens.graph.* commands and should use gitlens:webview:graph:focus && !gitlens:webview:graph:inputFocus for their "When Expression" to only apply when the Commit Graph is focused
- For example, add the following to your keybindings.json to allow Ctrl+C to copy the selected commit's SHA to the clipboard { "key": "ctrl+c", "command": "gitlens.graph.copySha", "when": "gitlens:webview:graph:focus && !gitlens:webview:graph:inputFocus" }
- Adds the ability to set keyboard shortcuts to commits and stashes on the Commit Graph — closes #2345
- Automatically selects the HEAD commit in the Commit Graph when switching branches
- Improves performance of updating the Commit Graph when the repository changes
- Improves performance by avoiding unnecessary updates to the Commit Details view when selection changes
- Adds a @me search filter to the search box
- Adds history navigation to the search box in the Commit Graph
- When the search field is focused, use the up arrow and down arrow to navigate through any previous searches that yielded results
- Adds ability to reset to any commit in the Commit Graph and GitLens views — closes #2326
- Adds Interactive Rebase Editor performance and UX improvements
- Changes the header and footer to always be visible
- Shows the Commit Details view on commit selection
- Adds a gitlens.rebaseEditor.showDetailsView setting to specify when to show the Commit Details view for the selected row in the Interactive Rebase Editor
- Adds full (multiline) commit message
- Adds the f fixup shortcut key to UI
- Consolidates the UI for author and committer information into a stack of avatars
- Adds emoji support for commit messages — closes #1789
- Ensures that large rebases show rich commit details
- Adds Commit Details view improvements
- Adds custom and non-rich integration-based autolinks and improves autolink display
- Improves performance by avoiding unnecessary updates
- Avoids "pinning" commits by default when opened from the Commit Graph, Visual File History, quick picks, etc
- Adds a Open in Commit Graph button even when showing uncommitted changes
- Adds new sections and settings to the GitLens Interactive Settings
- Adds a new Commit Details view section
- Adds a new Terminal Links section
- Adds autolink configuration to the Hovers section
- Adds a @me search filter to commit search in the Search & Compare view and quick pick
- Adds product usage telemetry
- Honors the overall VS Code telemetry settings and add a gitlens.telemetry.enabled setting opt-out specifically for GitLens
- Changes the Home view to always be available and polishes the experience
- Changes SHA terminal links to use the Commit Details view — closes #2320
- Adds a gitlens.terminalLinks.showDetailsView setting to specify whether to show the Commit Details view when clicking on a commit link
- Changes to uses VS Code as Git's core.editor for terminal run commands — closes #2134 thanks to PR #2135 by Nafiur Rahman Khadem @ShafinKhadem
- Adds a gitlens.terminal.overrideGitEditor setting to specify whether to use VS Code as Git's core.editor for GitLens terminal commands
- Polishes webview (Commit Graph, Interactive Rebase Editor, etc) scroll bars to match VS Code's style and behavior
- Fixes #2339 - Commit details "Autolinks" group shows wrong count
- Fixes #2346 - Multiple cursors on the same line duplicate inline annotations; thanks to PR #2347 by Yonatan Greenfeld @YonatanGreenfeld
- Fixes #2344 - copying abbreviated commit SHAs is not working
- Fixes #2342 - Local remotes are incorrectly treated as private
- Fixes #2052 - Interactive Rebase fails to start when using xonsh shell due to command quoting
- Fixes #2141 - GitLens' rebase UI randomly fails loading interactive rebase when performed outside of VSC
- Fixes #1732 - Phantom rebase-merge directory (rm -rf ".git/rebase-merge")
- Fixes #1652 - Closing interactive rebase editor after "git rebase --edit" aborts rebase-in-progress
- Fixes #1549 - Fetch does not work when local branch name differs from remote branch name
- Fixes #2292 - Push button in BranchTrackingStatusNode of non-current branch does not trigger "Push force"
- Fixes #1488 - Open Folder History not working with non-English language pack
- Fixes #2303 - "Googlesource" gerrit only supports two levels of domain — thanks to PR #2304 by Matt Buckley @Mattadore
- Fixes #2315 - Commit details secondary side bar banner doesn't stay dismissed
- Fixes #2329 - Remember UI settings in Commit Details panel
- Fixes #1606 - Adjusts capitalization of "URL" — thanks to PR #2341 by Dave Nicolson @dnicolson
- Fixes issue where we weren't honoring the default gravatar style (gitlens.defaultGravatarsStyle) in certain cases
- Fixes graph issue where stashes are sometimes assigned the wrong column
- Fixes graph issue with commit rows being incorrectly hidden in some cases
- Fixes graph issue with merge commits not being hidden correctly in some cases
- Fixes some graph issues with hover on branch/tag labels
Find what you seek.
With GitLens 13.0, we are excited to bring the power of GitLens+ features like the Commit Graph, Visual File History, and Worktrees to ALL users on local and public repos. No account required. Learn more about the changes happening with GitLens in this article.
Here’s how to get started with each of the GitLens+ features with your local or public repos:
We’re delighted to announce that the Commit Graph is out of Preview, and is full featured! This means you may now interact with the Commit Graph directly and take actions like:
- Interact with branches, commits, tags and more with right-click context menus
- Double click a branch to checkout a branch
- Search and filter for commits
- Get information about Pull Requests
Interact with your branches, commits, and more! Context menus are now available when you right click on any branch, tag, commit, or author in the Commit Graph. You may even interact with the Commit Graph column headers to the author, date or SHA columns. So much power!
Context menu actions include but are not limited to:
- Switch to Branch
- Revert Commit
- Switch to Commit
- Create Branch
- Merge
- Rebase
- Create Worktree
- Create Pull Request
Find exactly what you are looking for with the rich search on the powerful new Commit Graph.
Whether searching for a specific commit, message, author, a changed file or files, or even a specific code change, the Commit Graph will highlight matching results across your entire repository. Use shortcut keys or the up/down arrows on the search bar to navigate the search results; F3 (also Cmd+G on macOS) goes to the next result from your selection while Shift+F3 ( also Shift+Cmd+G on macOS) goes to the previous. Additionally you can quickly jump to the first or last result, by holding Shift while clicking on the up/down arrows respectively – to make it easy to see when a file or change was introduced into the codebase.
Once you type search filtering criteria, use the arrow icons to move through each result.
Wait, which branch has that PR?
If connected to one of the rich integrations with GitHub or GitLab, the Commit Graph will display a PR icon for any branch currently in PR. Right-click on the PR icon to open the PR on the GitHub or GitLab, or copy the URL.
Need to focus and have too many remotes or just want to curate how much is shown in your Commit Graph? Now you can hide entire remotes, or specific branches and tags. Hover over any branch or tag to access the “Hide” button or right-click to hide the whole remote, or just the local or remote branch, to help focus your Commit Graph.
It’s a homecoming! Our GitLens home view has a new look, with quick links to our Getting Started guides, Integrations, Trial info, and Feature spotlights.
The Commit Details View, which gives you contextual change info about your code, got a new toggle for List and Tree view.
To open the Commit Details view, open the command palette using Cmd+Shift+P and type: Show Commit Details view or navigate to the Commit Details view in the Side Bar.
- ✨ All GitLens+ features on public and local repos are now available to everyone -- no account required!
- We want to bring the power of GitLens+ features to more people without any gates.
- ✨ Commit Graph is out of preview!
- Rich search features to find exactly what you're looking for:
- Powerful filters to search by commit, message, author, a changed file or files, or even a specific code change
- Searches look at ALL commits in a repository, not just what's shown in the graph
- PR support for connected rich integrations (GitHub/GitLab)
- Contextual right-click menus with popular actions for commits, branches, tags, and authors
- Personalization of your graph experience
- Show and hide branches and columns
- Settings UI for easy fine-grain control over advanced settings
- Rich search features to find exactly what you're looking for:
- Adds
View as Treeoption for changed files in the Commit Details view - Adds an
Open in Commit Graphaction to the hovers and commit quick pick menus
- Updates the
Home Viewwith all new design and content - Changes the
Show Commitaction in the hovers toShow Detailsand opens the Commit Details view
- Fixes #2203 - Autolinks missing under commit details
- Fixes #2230 - j and k are inverted in ascending rebase order
- Fixes #2195 - Cannot open new files from commit details
- Fixes Commit Details view showing incorrect diffs for certain commits
- Fixes Commit Details view showing incorrect actions for uncommitted changes
- Fixes prioritization of multiple PRs associated with the same commit to choose a merged PR over others
- Fixes Graph not showing account banners when access is not allowed and trial banners were previously dismissed
The new Commit Graph 🎨 in GitLens 12.2 will fix all your commitment problems...in your code 🥁 👩💻
Users may now view the Commit Graph of their repository through GitLens.
This beloved feature from GitKraken Client helps visualize your repo commit history and give you information about branches, commits, and collaborators all in one view — making it easier to see contributions and help you make faster, more informed decisions.
To open the Commit Graph, open the command palette using the keyboard shortcut Cmd Shift P and type Show Commit Graph.
This will open a new tab and render your current repo’s commit history, where you may scroll through your history and resize any of the columns widths.
You may also access the Commit Graph by clicking this graph icon from the Source Control view in the Sidebar or Status Bar.
The Commit Graph is available to all users working on public repositories, and requires no account. Additionally, users with a paid GitLens+ subscription can use the Commit Graph with private repos.
For those on vscode.dev or github.dev, this also means you can open the Commit Graph on a web browser.
The Commit Graph is in Preview mode, and we’d love to hear your feedback in the Commit Graph discussion on GitHub.
GitLens 12.2 also ships with a Commit Details View, which gives you contextual change info about your code.
To open the Commit Details View, open the command palette using Cmd Shift P and this time type: Show Commit Details View or navigate to the Commit Details View in the Sidebar.
The Commit Details View updates as you move your cursor throughout the file with information about the commit that modified that line of code. Get quick information about the commit author, commit ID, links to Pull Requests, files modified in the commit, and more.
Click on a file to open the diff, and see what changed. You may also hover over the file name to access options like Open File, Open Changes with Working File, and Open Remote.
Next, GitLens+ now offers a richer integration with GitHub Enterprise.
Once authenticated, GitLens will enrich GitHub autolinks in the hovers. You’ll see your GitHub Enterprise avatar, links to related pull requests, along with a footnote of the pull request or issue details.
You’ll see similar details from the Sidebar views for any commit or branch associated with a pull request or issue.
Single Sign On is here, providing GitLens+ users with a more secure sign in method!
Your GitKraken account may now initiate an Oauth authentication flow with the following supported Identity Providers (IdPs):
- Azure Active Directory
- Okta
- Google Identity Platform
- Ping Identity
Please note that your IdP will first need to be configured before setting up the connection in your GitKraken account. For assistance, please contact your IdP administrator or consult the IdP documentation for help.
Additional requirements: - Configurable only by GitKraken Owner or Admin of an organization - Subscribed to either the Teams or Enterprise plan
→ Documentation: How to set up SSO in GitKraken
GitLens+ users should see a new option to Sign in with SSO from the login screen.
After clicking Sign in with SSO, the SSO form will open and ask for an email address to use for SSO login. The app will then check the email and determine whether the email address belongs to a single IdP for SSO. When the email address is successfully identified, the user will be taken to that IdP to login.
Once authenticated, the user may use GitLens+
When applying or popping a stash, GitLens will default the commit message input to the stash message.
And when stashing changes, the stash name will now default to any entry in the commit message input.
There are now stats about additions & deletions in files nodes in comparisons. To get these stats, navigate to the Search & Compare view in the Sidebar and create a comparison between commits.
And users may now search for text on the Interactive Rebase Editor using Ctrl F.
- Adds Commit Graph
- Adds Commit Details View
- Adds rich integration with GitHub Enterprise — closes #1210
- Adds associated pull request to line annotations and hovers
- Adds associated pull request to status bar blame
- Adds GitHub avatars
- Adds associated pull requests to branches and commits in GitLens views
- Adds rich autolinks for GitHub issues and merge requests, including titles, status, and authors
- Adds rich support to Autolinked Issues and Pull Requests within comparisons to list autolinked GitHub issues and merge requests in commit messages
- Adds associated pull request to line annotations and hovers
- Adds new stash behaviors to use the Source Control (commit message) input box — closes #2081
- When a stash is applied or popped and the Source Control input is empty, we will now update the Source Control input to the stash message
- When stashing changes and the Source Control input is not empty, we will now default the stash message input to the Source Control input value
- Adds the ability to search (Ctrl+F) for text on the Interactive Rebase Editor — closes #2050
- Adds stats (additions & deletions) to files nodes in comparisons — closes #2078 thanks to help via PR #2079 by Nafiur Rahman Khadem (@ShafinKhadem)
- Adds the ability to uniquely format uncommitted changes for the current line blame annotations — closes #1987
- Adds a
gitlens.currentLine.uncommittedChangesFormatsetting to specify the uncommitted changes format of the current line blame annotation. NOTE: Setting this to an empty string will disable current line blame annotations for uncommitted changes
- Adds a
- Adds variable expansion support to the
gitlens.worktrees.defaultLocationsetting${userHome}— the path of the user's home folder${workspaceFolder}— the path of the folder opened in VS Code containing the specified repository${workspaceFolderBasename}— the name of the folder opened in VS Code containing the specified repository without any slashes (/)
- Adds owner avatars to remotes in the Remotes view for GitHub remotes
- Greatly improves performance of many view interactions when connected to a rich integration and pull request details are enabled, including:
- Showing and refreshing the Commits view
- Expanding commits, branches, and worktrees
- Remembers chosen filter on files nodes in comparisons when refreshing
- Changes display of filtered state of files nodes in comparisons
- Improves diff stat parsing performance and reduced memory usage
- Disallows comparisons with the working tree on the right-side (left-side still works as expected) and disables swapping
- Uses VS Code as
core.editorin rebase — closes #2084 thanks to PR #2085 by Nafiur Rahman Khadem (@ShafinKhadem)
- Fixes #2156 - Reduce extension package size
- Fixes #2136 - Search & Compare quickpick shouldn't select the mode text when opening
- Fixes #1896 - Cannot read property 'fsPath' of undefined
- Fixes #1550 - Push button in commit widget does not trigger "Push force" when ALT is pressed.
- Fixes #1991 - Git lens status bar entry has an incomprehensible accessibility label
- Fixes #2125 - "git log" command in version 12.x is very slow
- Fixes #2121 - Typo in GitLens header — thanks to PR #2122 by Chase Knowlden (@ChaseKnowlden)
- Fixes #2082 - GitLens Home view unreadable in certain themes
- Fixes #2070 - Quoted HTML / JSX syntax is not escaped correctly
- Fixes #2069 - Heatmap - incorrect behavior of gitlens.heatmap.fadeLines with gitlens.heatmap.ageThreshold
- Fixes an issue where choosing "Hide Current Branch Pull Request" from the Commits view overflow menu wouldn't hide the PR node
- Fixes an issue where stashes without a message aren't displayed properly
- Fixes an issue where the Stashes view empty state isn't displayed properly when there are no stashes
- Fixes typos via PR #2086 by stampyzfanz (@stampyzfanz), and PR #2043, PR #2040, PR #2042 by jogo- (@jogo-)