Filter git history by subtree, and browse repo by commit

[robbuckley]

when viewing the git graph, it would really help in understanding large repos it the repo could be browsed in a sidebar window at the commit selected in the graph, and that the graph could be further filtered by selecting a substree/file

sidebar window to browse the file tree of the currently selected commit
if a folder or file is selected, the commits in the graph are filtered according to the selection, so that only commits which affect that subtree / file are shown

i had a quick look to see if this is already possible, but maybe I missed it

[eamodio]

@robbuckley try out the Explore Repository from Here command -- see here

That command will add a new root folder in the _Explorer` sidebar which you can use to explore the repository at that point in time.

Please let me know if that helps and was what you were asking. Thanks!

[eamodio]

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Thanks!

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