GitLens looks useful but the VS Code extension expires the “Pro" features after a few days. The cost to keep these features is $5/mo. That seems pretty steep at $60/yr when there are great tools like GitUp which are Open Source and free. The features built into VS Code and available with other extensions are also quite good.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=eamodio.gitlens#ready-for-gitlens-pro #GitKraken #GitLens

We recently released a new experimental minimap feature on the Commit Graph in #GitLens. It adds a whole new dimension to the tabular layout of the Commit Graph.

You can try it out today in the pre-release edition of #GitLens.

We really want to hear what you think!
https://github.com/gitkraken/vscode-gitlens/discussions/2477

#git #GitLens #GitKraken

@scottkeckwarren #GitLens ist a must-have for me for the "Status Bar Blame" feature alone.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=eamodio.gitlens

@bouncing #GitLens 😁

I'm using #GitLens in VS Code and I'm missing a feature from gitk: clicking on a commit in the commit graph quickly shows the diff against the previous commit.

Does GitLens do this? Am I missing something?

I found the "Files Changed" thing in the sidebar, which opens the L/R diff in the main editor.

I don't want that.

I want to *quickly* browse up and down the commit graph and have the unified diff for that commit displayed next to it, like in gitk.

New article of my "Tips I learned this week" series. Talking about #dotnet, #winget, #pnpm, #vscode, #gitlens, #AzureDevOps.
https://rli.to/Zz9qy