Contributors view doesn't update after fetch

[jasonwilliams]

• GitLens Version: 11.1.3
• Git Version: Run git --version 2.14.1

• VSCode Version: Run code --version: 1.53
• OS Version: Windows 10

In this image I'm using Git Graph on the right and GitLens on the left. Git Graph seems to use data from the upstream I fetched. However on the left contributors is using my local master (which is a few months behind). The left shows Andrew Clark's last commit as 4 months ago but on the right he committed today (19th Jan)

Now that autofetch fetches all remotes routinely is it possible for contributors to reflect the latest changes remotely, without me needing to pull? Similar to how Git Graph is working.
This would be useful to see what changes contributors have added without needing to switch branches to master then pulling from upstream.

[eamodio]

So I think we need a setting as to whether the Contributors view uses the current branch or the current branch's upstream to determine its history. It should be pretty straightforward to add that.

Would you mind opening a PR to add it or get it started? I'd be happy to help point in the right direction, etc.

[eamodio]

I've added a few new options for the contributors view and additionally it will use the upstream branch by default if one exists.

New options:

• gitlens.views.contributors.showAllBranches — Specifies whether to show commits from all branches in the Contributors view
• gitlens.sortContributorsBy — Specifies how contributors are sorted in quick pick menus and views

Can you please verify this fix in tomorrow's insiders edition?

You can install the insiders edition from here. Be sure to disable/uninstall the stable version of GitLens first.