Visualize your repo's history... now directly built into @code 🚀

@code cursor better

@code My history - "fixed" - "testing" - "some more changes" - "some changes"

@code @cursor_ai next.

@code Turned this feature off because it made the entire git history tab insanely slow and unusable...

@code To all terminal users, I couldn't recommend lazygit enough. If you prefer not to leave your editor, there's also a plugin that integrates it directly into VS Code

@code Thanks

@code there's an extension called "Git Graph"

@code This has been available for a long time, hasn't it?

@code Nice. No need of git lens now

@code "scm.showHistoryGraph": false

@code So should i get rid of my old Git Graph extension?

@code Please, stop adding features I need to hide.

@code Used it this week when working on my ci/cd repo. Worked pretty good, not sure how performant it will be for a large repo with massive commits.

@code Finally! 💯

@code Wasn’t there an extension that did this? GitGraph or something.

@code How do you turn this off 😭

@code I disabled this because the app was getting slow

@code Im really loving this

@code @hamzazafridi

@code 🔥

@code Great job, super annoying for me. Turned it off after trying it for a few hours.

@code So the #gitgraph extension becomes useless?

@code nice. now allow us to git in the main panel please, more now with this chart.

@code After inline git blane i will remove the gitlense completely

@code I guess I can uninstall the git graph extension 🤔 or is this different?

@code git graph 😐😐😐

@code zzz

@code I always missed this

@code Looks cluttered and the previous one was better with incoming and outgoing changes for the specific branch.

@code this thing is super annoying but luckily I don't use the version control UI anyway

@code Nah, i'll use void instead

@code Loving what you all are doing overthere.

@code it took a little but finally!

@code Since this has been added, i found out that vs code does not track the changed files on the left menu correctly. Sometime i need to close and reopen the app so the change files would be displayed

@code Whoever thought this was a good idea, sorry to break it to you, but it's not, remove it