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Activity and Repository Health

Garrett Speager edited this page Oct 1, 2026 · 1 revision

Activity & Repository Health

The Activity tab is a dashboard for a repository — useful for getting your bearings in a project you don't work in every day.

What's on it

  • A stats strip summarizing the repository at a glance.
  • A commit-activity heatmap (calendar style, similar to GitHub's contribution graph).
  • A contributors chart and a commit-velocity chart.
  • A file-churn list (which files change the most).
  • A language breakdown.

Repository health

A dedicated card flags things worth knowing about:

  • Branches that have gone stale (no activity past a configurable number of days)
  • Commits you haven't pushed yet
  • Whether your working tree is clean
  • A warning if loose objects have built up past a threshold, suggesting it's time to clean up

Maintenance

Two actions live in the Nav Pane rather than the dashboard itself:

  • Check integrity — runs Git's own consistency check (fsck) and reports back either "healthy" or the specific issues found.
  • Run cleanup — runs garbage collection (gc) to tidy up the repository's storage.

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