Git Context Menu

A lightweight VS Code extension that adds a GoLand-like Git submenu to the File Explorer context menu.

Features

Right-click any file in the Explorer to access a clean, JetBrains-style Git submenu. The commands are organized with separators into logical groups:

1. Staging & Commit

• Git ▸ Commit…: Opens the VS Code Git commit input.
• Git ▸ Add: Stages the selected file(s). Supports multi-select with Ctrl + Click.
• Git ▸ Add All: Stages all changes in the repository.

2. Inspection

• Git ▸ Show Diff: Opens the file diff view.

3. File Operations

• Git ▸ Rollback…: Discards local modifications for the selected file(s). Supports multi-select.
• Git ▸ Add to .gitignore: Appends the selected file(s) or directory(ies) to the .gitignore file at the repository root. Directories automatically get a trailing / and path separators are normalized to forward slashes.

4. Branching & Stashing

• Git ▸ Switch Branch...: Opens the branch selection menu to checkout local or remote branches.
• Git ▸ New Branch…: Opens the "Create Branch" dialog.
• Git ▸ Stash Changes…: Prompts for an optional stash message and runs git stash push. Press Cancel (or Esc) to abort.

5. Remote Operations

• Git ▸ Fetch: Updates local tracking branches from the remote.
• Git ▸ Pull… / Push…: Runs standard Git push/pull operations.
• Git ▸ Publish Branch...: Publishes the current local branch to the remote repository.

All entries use VS Code codicons for a clean, JetBrains-style look.

Source Control ▸ Stashes

In the Source Control panel, the Stashes view lists your stashes and lets you Apply, Pop, Drop, create a Branch, or Copy the message via inline actions/context menu (matching the behavior shown in the screenshot). Click a stash to expand its files, and click a file to open a diff between the stash and its base.

Requirements

• VS Code 1.85.0+
• Git installed and available in PATH
• Built-in Git extension enabled
• An open folder that is a valid Git repository

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md.