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Feature Request: Review changes across multiple commits in Git Graph #65685
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Sorry the subtitle seems a little wrong, In the last scene the word should be Complete instead of Complte. |
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Hi! Just following up on this. I have tested the implementation locally and shared a demo above. Would this be a welcome addition to Git Graph, and would it make sense to prepare a PR? I would like to check that the direction fits before opening one. Thanks! |
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Hi! Checking back on this proposal. I would still find it useful to review a group of commits as one diff, especially when other branches are interleaved in the graph. Is this a direction the team would be open to? The demo and working branch are linked above. Happy to adjust the interaction based on feedback. Thanks! |
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Does anyone see this? I really want this feature. |
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Can anyone see this? QWQ |
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I am still insisting on this. |
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UP |
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I need this! plz |
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Similarly I'd like to be able to shift+select a series of commits in the history tab and view the combined diff like you can do in the Github desktop app |
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Hi! I'd love to be able to select several commits in Git Graph and review their combined changes, similar to the workflow in IntelliJ IDEA.
The part I miss is reviewing a stretch of history as a whole instead of opening each commit separately. It gets especially awkward when commits from other branches are mixed into the list.
What I have in mind:
Here's a short demo from the local implementation I've been testing:
git-graph-multi-commit-demo.mp4
There's also a working branch in my fork. I'm sharing this as something to discuss, rather than assuming the current interaction is the final design.
Related: #61318 focuses on comparing a file with its own history; this request is about repository-wide selections in Git Graph.
Would this fit the direction for Git Graph? I'd be interested in feedback on the selection and comparison behavior before opening a PR.
AI tools helped with the implementation and the English wording here. I tested the workflow locally and recorded the demo above.
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