Jarod
Jarod
It's strange that the https://github.com/rusoto/rusoto/commit/80fcb22489034a9fb1d28fc6ede3e9741f31d86e commit message has `\rusoto`. Turns out that [`\r` is considered a line ending](https://github.com/mhutchie/vscode-git-graph/blob/d7f43f429a9e024e896bac9fc65fdc530935c812/src/dataSource.ts#L15) according to GG.
Unfortunately, I'm at the mercy of @mhutchie who owns the repo, but if he's happy with my solution (which I expect he might go with the alternative) then it'll be...
When the webview is loaded, it's possible to use `document.querySelector('#commitTable [data-id="123"]').scrollIntoView({behavior:"smooth", block:"center"})` to scroll to the element, along with `this.loadCommitDetails(document.querySelector('#commitTable [data-id="123"]'))`. We can get the `data-id` of a loaded commit...
So I've [started some work on this](https://github.com/TheBrenny/vscode-git-graph/tree/branch_priority), and I think the main stopping force is the sheer complexity of the code. Don't get me wrong, this thing is written *very...
I got a request asking for a bundled version because they were unsure of how to do it themselves. I've bundled and released it on GitHub, so for those looking...
Realistically, this just opens a terminal while also adding git to the `PATH` variable. You can easily set this up as an ordinary keybinding in the vscode settings. ...
I got a request asking for a bundled version because they were unsure of how to do it themselves. I've bundled and released it on GitHub, so for those looking...
@Keavon > Would you mind posting a screenshot of what's currently available so far for this feature? The idea of the close-ups is to provide some level of understanding of...
> Understood, thanks for clarifying. I thought this may have implemented some of the proposed ideas in the issue about designating "pinned" columns for specific branches and wanted to see...
Bump. I'm trying to build the Dockerfile in the deploy folder, and it just isn't working. I've tried multiple different variations of a Dockerfile, and nothing works. I've even tried...