The whole repository rewinds. All branches in the sidebar folds the
reflogs of every local branch into the moments the repository has passed
through, and a dial over the graph puts every branch back where it stood
at the moment it rests on, redrawing the graph at each stop. Two entries
written in the same second are one moment, so a rebase that touches
several refs produces a single stop. The moment can also be typed to the
second.
A branch that did not exist at the chosen moment is planned for removal.
The reset plan expresses deletions alongside targets, and the generated
command gains a branch -D line for them. The checked out branch is never
offered for removal, because git cannot delete the branch it stands on.
Rewind to this point opens the commands in a window of their own, above a
branch by branch listing of where each branch stands and where it would
go. The bar under the reflog carries only what can cost work: how many
branches move, how many are removed, and how many files hold uncommitted
changes.
The Time and Entries limits reach the dial as well as the table. They
narrow the moments on offer rather than the history those moments are
computed from, so every branch position stays accurate however far the
limits are drawn in.
A right click in the sidebar list, or on a label in the graph, copies the
name of that ref.
Nothing here writes to the repository.
Full Changelog: v0.6.0...v0.7.0