March 27, 2019 at 11:41Extensions for Visual Studio Code that help you work with Git
Visual Studio Code has git by default, but the built-in functions are not always enough for convenient and quick work. Effective work with git also requires process visualization.
Below are the extensions that will make working with git convenient and enjoyable:
GitLens extends the git capabilities of the built-in Visual Studio Code. The extension has a large number of functions and flexible settings. With one click you can get information about the author, annotation and more line by line.
Git History helps you view change history. It has a fairly user-friendly interface and is very fast.
The extension helps to browse repository branches and also do history searches. For developers who often accept pull requests and do code reviews, this extension will become indispensable.
A simple indicator of git activity in the bottom pane of Visual Studio Code.
Below are the extensions that will make working with git convenient and enjoyable:
Gitlens
GitLens extends the git capabilities of the built-in Visual Studio Code. The extension has a large number of functions and flexible settings. With one click you can get information about the author, annotation and more line by line.
Git history
Git History helps you view change history. It has a fairly user-friendly interface and is very fast.
Git graph
The extension helps to browse repository branches and also do history searches. For developers who often accept pull requests and do code reviews, this extension will become indispensable.
Git indicators
A simple indicator of git activity in the bottom pane of Visual Studio Code.