Yummy GitHistory
A fast, graphical Git history panel right inside VS Code.
Yummy GitHistory adds a dedicated Git History activity-bar container with three views — Branches, History, and Changes — so you can browse your repository's graph, inspect commits, and run everyday Git operations without leaving the editor.
Features
- Commit graph & history — a virtualized, high-performance history view with the branch graph rendered inline.
- Branch management — create, checkout, rename, delete, compare, push, pull, fetch, set upstream, and track remote branches.
- Integrate branches — merge, rebase, checkout-and-rebase, and cherry-pick straight from the branches list.
- Stash support — stash, pop, apply, and drop changes.
- Filtering & search — filter history by author or commit message, and locate a commit by its hash.
- Changes view — see the files touched by the selected commit and open diffs.
- Multi-repository — switch between repositories and hide the ones you don't need.
- Configurable columns — toggle which columns appear in the history view.
Getting started
- Open a folder that is a Git repository.
- Click the Git History icon in the activity bar.
- Browse the History view, pick a branch from Branches, and inspect commit changes in Changes.
Requirements
Commands
All commands are available under the Git History category (and via the view toolbars / context menus):
- Switch Branch / Ref, Switch Repository
- Filter by Author, Filter by Message, Locate Commit by Hash
- Branch actions: Create, Checkout, Merge, Rebase, Cherry-pick, Rename, Push, Pull, Fetch, Set Upstream, Delete, Compare with Current
- Stash: Stash Changes, Pop, Apply, Drop
Contributing & issues
Found a bug or have a feature request? Please open an issue at
github.com/yummyanime/yummy-githistory/issues.
License
Released under the MIT License.
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