GitWeave

A SourceTree-style visual Git history viewer built right into VS Code.

Features

Interactive commit graph — color-coded branch lanes, smooth merge curves, and convergence lines just like SourceTree
Commit detail panel — view author info, commit message, file changes, and inline diffs without leaving VS Code
Git operations — Fetch, Pull, and Push directly from the toolbar
Branch creation — right-click any commit to create a new branch at that point
Virtual scrolling — smoothly handles repositories with thousands of commits
Compact mode — toggle a denser row height for large histories
Fully configurable — show/hide author & date columns, choose date formats, toggle remote branches and tags

Open GitWeave from the command palette:

Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P / Ctrl+Shift+P) > GitWeave: Open
Keyboard shortcut: Cmd+Shift+G Cmd+Shift+H (Mac) or Ctrl+Shift+G Ctrl+Shift+H (Windows/Linux)

Setting	Default	Description
`gitweave.maxCommits`	`1000`	Maximum number of commits to load
`gitweave.compactMode`	`false`	Use compact row height
`gitweave.showRemotes`	`true`	Show remote tracking branches
`gitweave.showTags`	`true`	Show tags in the graph
`gitweave.showAuthorColumn`	`true`	Show the author column
`gitweave.showDateColumn`	`true`	Show the date column
`gitweave.dateFormat`	`relative`	Date format: `relative`, `iso`, `locale`, or `short`
`gitweave.graphRowHeight`	`28`	Row height in pixels
`gitweave.autoRefresh`	`true`	Auto-refresh when the repository changes

MIT