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Git Vertex VS Code Extension v1.25.0
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Git Vertex VS Code Extension v1.25.0
Added
- A double-click always lands on a branch, in the panel as on the desktop. Checking out a commit and detaching HEAD is no longer something a double-click does: a local branch is switched to, a remote branch with no local counterpart gets the branch that tracks it, and anything else asks for a branch name at that commit. Detaching HEAD is left to the context menu's Check out this commit, and a tag's menu entry now checks out the commit it points at.
- Edit the message of any commit from the panel. Clicking a commit's message opened an editor only when that commit was the tip of the branch; anywhere else it did nothing, and nothing said why. It is the same gesture everywhere now — click, type, confirm. On the tip that is
commit --amend; behind it the range is replayed with a reword step, which the right-click Edit message already did through an input box. - The cost is stated up front: hovering an older commit's message reads rewrites 4 commits, and the confirm button says Rewrite Message, with the count beside it. Every commit after the edited one gets a new SHA — on a published branch that needs a force push.
- A merge commit behind the tip, the first commit, and a commit outside the current branch's history stay plain text: the first two cannot be replayed, and the third would have rewritten a range that does not contain it.
Fixed
- The commit panel flashed open when double-clicking a branch chip in the graph — the first of the two clicks reached the commit row underneath.
- Submenus closed themselves under the cursor, making the Reset modes and the Delete variants unreachable.
- The panel could not reword anything but the tip at all. The shared commit detail asks the host to replay the range, and this side never provided one — so even the AI's Recompose commit fell back to copying its proposal to the clipboard instead of applying it.
Installe le VSIX directement :
code --install-extension git-vertex-1.25.0.vsix
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