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add features that are in gitkraken but not in vscode-git-graph #553

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romanholidaypancakes opened this issue Aug 17, 2021 · 1 comment
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Describe the feature that you'd like

  • git graph
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  • gitkraken

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such as "edit commit message" etc.

@romanholidaypancakes romanholidaypancakes added the feature request Feature request label Aug 17, 2021
@mhutchie mhutchie added question Do you have a question about Git Graph? and removed feature request Feature request labels Sep 19, 2021
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mhutchie commented Sep 19, 2021

Hi @inaryart,

All of the actions in the screenshot (except "Edit commit message") are available in various context menu's in Git Graph (see these docs for a full list).

For "Edit commit message" there are two cases where this would be used:

  • Edit the last commit's message: This can be achieved through Visual Studio Code's built-in Git Extension. Git Graph leaves committing-related functionality to the built-in Git Extension as it already provides a very extensive set of capabilities that cover almost all use cases. (if the extension was to implement some of these features, it would just be duplicating functionality)
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  • Edit a historical commit message: This is rarely done as it's generally considered bad practice to "rewrite history" in Git repositories. Therefore I don't provide a dedicated action in the context menu for it, however it can easily be achieved by choosing the interactive option with "Rebase current branch on this Commit...".

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