Source Control in VS Code now displays Git stashes 📦 Your hidden stashes just became easy to manage!

@code What took you so long

@code stuffing a lot into this poor sidebar

@code Visual Studio Code displays Git stashes.

@code finally, a feature for people who stash their code and then spend 3 hours trying to remember which stash has the fix they need. game changer

@code Nice change, considering that a lot of us tend to forget about our Git stashes.

@code Finally. Managing stashes was always a pain in the CLI. Seeing them right in the Source Control tab is a huge quality of life update for devs.

@code Love this. How many stashes do you usually end up with? 👀

@code I love my stash of stashes!

@code Hidden stashes, now visible! Perfect for when a git pull gives you a headache 😎 #VSCode #DevTools

@code I really don’t like this — switching to view git file changes is too cumbersome.

@code Should have used @CanvidHQ to capture the little video you added for additional smoothness 😄

@code Finally, my stashes won’t just be ghosting me anymore. Super handy update! @code

@code This is a solid practical improvement for developers. Making daily tasks simpler helps everyone focus on building and innovating. It's great to see tools evolve to support more efficient workflows, which is key for progress.

@code Amazing 🔥

@code Finally! 🔥

@code VS Code keeps leveling up.

@code good

@code 👏

@code This is a fantastic quality of life improvement, Making Git stashes visible and manageable directly in the VS Code Source Control panel removes a small but real friction point in daily workflow. Great work, VS Code team.

@code Now that’s more like Christmas 🎄

@code Excellent post

@code Great!

@code Nice feature 🔥

@code Finally..

@code Finally! Git stashes are no longer mysterious code hiding spots—now they're organized, visible, and actually useful! 🙏📋

@code Oh wow, we have had lazygit’s stash panel for a while now cater for this. It must be hard adding features to an Electron app without eating all the developer’s installed memory.

@code noice

@code can show tag on the history line?

@code just use lazygit

@code People don't realize how useful VSCode's built-in Git workflow is.

@code Wait, wasn’t this already there ?? But different UI ??

@code Trying out VSCode coming form IntelliJ IDEs, the source control interface and capabilities feels like the biggest downgrade between the two by far. I miss being able to do commit undos, drops, interactive rebasing and better conflict resolution.

@code this meanfigul update

@code Finally

@code Finally, supa cool 😎

@code people will anything but learn git