Git Commander

Git Commander is a VS Code extension that turns common Git operations into a focused sidebar workflow.

Features

• Stage, unstage, discard, and open changed files from the sidebar
• View grouped working tree state in Overview, Changes, and Actions
• Commit and amend the latest commit
• Switch branches, create branches, fetch, pull, push, and stash changes
• Search commits by message, author, or hash before reverting or resetting
• Revert the latest commit, one selected commit, or multiple selected commits
• Reset a selected commit with soft, mixed, or hard

How To Use

1. Open a folder that contains a Git repository.
2. Open the Git Commander activity-bar view.
3. Use the Changes section for file operations.
4. Use the Actions section for branch, sync, revert, and reset workflows.

Commit History Operations

Search And Revert Commit

• Opens a searchable commit picker
• Filters by commit message, author, or hash
• Reverts exactly one selected commit

Revert Multiple Commits

• Opens the same searchable picker in multi-select mode
• Reverts every selected commit in stable history order

Reset Commit

• Opens a searchable commit picker
• Lets you choose one commit
• Prompts for soft, mixed, or hard

Settings

• gitCommander.autoRefresh: refresh sidebar state automatically
• gitCommander.confirmDiscard: confirm discard operations
• gitCommander.confirmHardReset: confirm destructive reset operations
• gitCommander.showActionSection: show or hide the action section

Notes

• The extension activates when a Git repository is present, when the view opens, or when its refresh command is invoked.
• Revert flows require a clean working tree before they run.