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Branchflow for Git

Free

A clear Git graph for VS Code: branches in their own lanes with master and develop pinned left, branch compare, and every commit's changes a click away.

VS Codecoppersail.branchflow-for-gitv1.0.0

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Air-gapped networks

Every extension is available as an offline package.

Download the .vsix file on a connected machine, check its SHA-256 checksum against the one on the extension's page, move it across on approved media, then install it from VS Code's Extensions view. Nothing in our extensions calls home.

Extensions / VS Code / Branchflow for Git

Branchflow for Git

See how your branches flow. A clear Git graph for VS Code: every branch in its own lane, master and develop pinned on the left, and only the commits that matter, until you want them all.

coppersail.branchflow-for-gitv1.0.0Free

Install

Branchflow for Git: the horizontal graph of a repository, with the vertical graph in dark and light themes

What it does

A graph you can read at a glanceThe condensed view shows only branch tips, tags, merges and where branches split, with a count for the commits in between. All commits is one click away.

Locked lanesmaster (or main) and develop always run down the first two lanes, so the shape of your history stays familiar.

Always know where you areThe branch you're working on stands out, and Branchflow opens on everything you've changed since it split off.

Every change a click awaySelect a commit and its changed files appear in the Branchflow sidebar. Click one for VS Code's diff.

Compare branchesCompare with develop or master, or click any branch or commit on the graph. Changes since the split, or the difference between tips.

Tidy up a busy historyHide branches sideways into the merge that brought them in, filter by branch type, and search by message, author or hash.

Vertical or horizontalTurn the graph so time runs left to right, with dates along the bottom.

Fully offline, no telemetryReads your repository with your own git and never sends anything anywhere. No account.

Screenshots

The vertical graph with the current branch highlighted and its changed files in the Branchflow sidebar — Your branch highlighted, its changes in the sidebar.

The horizontal layout, with branch labels above and dates along the bottom — Horizontal layout: time runs left to right.

A branch compare listing the changed files, grouped by folder — Compare branches: every changed file, one click from its diff.

The graph in VS Code's light theme — Follows your VS Code theme, light or dark.

Shown with a demo repository.

Changelog

1.0.0First Marketplace release: condensed graph, locked lanes, current branch highlighted, Changes sidebar, branch compare, hide branches sideways, filters and search, vertical or horizontal layout, quick to open on long histories, fully offline.

In VS Code, open Quick Open (Ctrl+P) and paste:

ext install coppersail.branchflow-for-git

Or search "Branchflow" in the Extensions view, or open it on the VS Code Marketplace.

Download branchflow-for-git-1.0.0.vsix on a connected machine.
Check its SHA-256 checksum matches the one below.
Move the file across on approved media.
Install it from the Extensions view (… menu, Install from VSIX), or run:

code --install-extension branchflow-for-git-1.0.0.vsix

SHA-256: 288d31e7e0b4a83485e37b0fe88f7abeb540263605a2f1b464a76b75b5972470

Publisher: Coppersail
Version: 1.0.0
Price: Free, including commercial use
Requires: VS Code 1.75 or later, Git
Network: None needed
Telemetry: None
Support: support@coppersail.com