Viewing graph of single file's changes?

[nyanpasu64]

Describe the feature that you'd like
You can run git log --graph -- path/to/file to view the history of a single file. Is it possible to perform this in VSCode Git Graph?

Additional context (optional)
This feature is already implemented in some Git graph viewers. I took some screenshots of a file which I modified in several non-adjacent commits.

Git Cola DAG is weird. By default, it doesn't connect commits. If you type --all, it connects direct parent-child commits.

git log --graph (with/without --all) connects all nodes, regardless of whether they're direct parent-child or not.

tig connects all nodes, regardless of whether they're direct parent-child or not. But you can't see any vertical lines except in the presence of merges or splits. I don't know if merge commits are shown if they edit path/to/file or not.

[mhutchie]

Hi @nyanpasu64, Thanks for raising this feature request, and providing the detailed examples of how this is implemented in other tools.

This functionality is already within the scope of what I intend to deliver in the existing feature request #70, so I’ll close this one. Please follow #70 to keep up to date on the progress and delivery of it.