Browse workspace files in a dedicated Explorer view, with each folder labeled by its current Git branch, for example api-service [main].
Features
Browse files and folders from the current VS Code workspace.
See the current branch beside each workspace root when Git detects a repository.
Create files and folders, rename items, and move deleted items to the system trash.
Select multiple items and use copy, cut, paste, or drag and drop within the view.
Open files, copy paths, and reveal items in VS Code's built-in Explorer.
Refresh the tree manually or let it update when files and Git state change.
Get started
Install Workspace Explorer with Git Branches from the Visual Studio Marketplace.
Open a folder or multi-root workspace in VS Code.
Open the Explorer activity and expand Workspace Explorer.
Expand a workspace root to browse its files. Branch labels appear when the built-in Git extension detects a repository.
Prerequisites
Visual Studio Code 1.85 or later.
No additional runtime dependencies are required.
Enable VS Code's built-in Git extension to display branch names. File browsing works without Git.
Notes
This extension adds a separate view inside the Explorer container; it does not replace or modify VS Code's built-in Explorer. Workspace roots without a detected Git repository appear without a branch suffix.
