Extension Settings

Git Graph Settings

This extension contributes the following settings:

Commit Details View

Auto Center

Automatically center the Commit Details View when it is opened

  • Setting: git-graph.commitDetailsView.autoCenter

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

File View > File Tree: Compact Folders

Render the File Tree in the Commit Details View in a compacted form, such that folders with a single child folder are compressed into a single combined folder element.

  • Setting: git-graph.commitDetailsView.fileView.fileTree.compactFolders

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

File View: Type

Sets the default type of File View used in the Commit Details View. This can be overridden per repository using the controls on the right side of the Commit Details View.

  • Setting: git-graph.commitDetailsView.fileView.type

  • Default: File Tree

  • Options:

    • File Tree: Display files in a tree structure.

    • File List: Display files in a list (useful for repositories with deep folder structures).

Location

Specifies where the Commit Details View is rendered in the Git Graph View.

  • Setting: git-graph.commitDetailsView.location

  • Default: Inline

  • Options:

    • Inline: Show the Commit Details View inline with the graph & commits.

    • Docked to Bottom: Show the Commit Details View docked to the bottom of the Git Graph View.

Context Menu Actions Visibility

Customise which context menu actions are visible. For example, if you want to hide the rebase action from the branch context menu, a suitable value for this setting is { "branch": { "rebase": false } }.

  • Setting: git-graph.contextMenuActionsVisibility

  • Type: object

Any provided configuration value will override this base object:
{
    "branch": {
        "checkout": true,
        "rename": true,
        "delete": true,
        "merge": true,
        "rebase": true,
        "push": true,
        "createPullRequest": true,
        "createArchive": true,
        "selectInBranchesDropdown": true,
        "unselectInBranchesDropdown": true,
        "copyName": true
    },
    "commit": {
        "addTag": true,
        "createBranch": true,
        "checkout": true,
        "cherrypick": true,
        "revert": true,
        "drop": true,
        "merge": true,
        "rebase": true,
        "reset": true,
        "copyHash": true,
        "copySubject": true
    },
    "remoteBranch": {
        "checkout": true,
        "delete": true,
        "fetch": true,
        "merge": true,
        "pull": true,
        "createPullRequest": true,
        "createArchive": true,
        "selectInBranchesDropdown": true,
        "unselectInBranchesDropdown": true,
        "copyName": true
    },
    "stash": {
        "apply": true,
        "createBranch": true,
        "pop": true,
        "drop": true,
        "copyName": true,
        "copyHash": true
    },
    "tag": {
        "viewDetails": true,
        "delete": true,
        "push": true,
        "createArchive": true,
        "copyName": true
    },
    "uncommittedChanges": {
        "stash": true,
        "reset": true,
        "clean": true,
        "openSourceControlView": true
    }
}

Custom Branch Glob Patterns

An array of Custom Branch Glob Patterns to be shown in the 'Branches' dropdown.

  • Setting: git-graph.customBranchGlobPatterns

  • Default: []

  • Type: Array

  • Example: [{"name": "Feature Requests", "glob": "heads/feature/*"}]

Custom Emoji Shortcode Mappings

An array of custom Emoji Shortcode mappings

  • Setting: git-graph.customEmojiShortcodeMappings

  • Default: []

  • Type: Array

  • Example: [{"shortcode": ":sparkles:", "emoji":"✨"}]

Custom Pull Request Providers

An array of custom Pull Request providers that can be used in the "Pull Request Creation" Integration. For information on how to configure this setting, see the documentation here.

  • Setting: git-graph.customPullRequestProviders

  • Default: []

  • Type: Array

  • Example: See the documentation here.

Date

Format

Specifies the date format to be used in the "Date" column on the Git Graph View.

  • Setting: git-graph.date.format

  • Default: Date & Time

  • Options:

    • Date & Time: Show the date and time (e.g. "24 Mar 2019 21:34")

    • Date Only: Show the date only (e.g. "24 Mar 2019")

    • ISO Date & Time: Show the ISO date and time (e.g. "2019-03-24 21:34")

    • ISO Date Only: Show the ISO date only (e.g. "2019-03-24")

    • Relative: Show relative times (e.g. "5 minutes ago")

Type

Specifies the date type to be displayed in the "Date" column on the Git Graph View.

  • Setting: git-graph.date.type

  • Default: Author Date

  • Options:

    • Author Date: Use the author date of a commit.

    • Commit Date: Use the committer date of a commit.

Default Column Visibility

An object specifying the default visibility of the Date, Author & Commit columns. Each columns visibility is defined by a boolean, such that true => visible, and false => hidden.

  • Setting: git-graph.defaultColumnVisibility

  • Default: {"Date": true, "Author": true, "Commit": true}

  • Type: Object

    • Date: boolean

    • Author: boolean

    • Commit: boolean

Dialog

Set the default options on the following dialogs:

  • Add Tag Dialog

    • Default state of the field indicating whether the tag should be pushed to a remote once it is added.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.addTag.pushToRemote

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

    • Default type of the tag being added.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.addTag.type

      • Default: Annotated

      • Type: Annotated | Lightweight

  • Apply Stash Dialog

    • Default state of the "Reinstate Index" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.applyStash.reinstateIndex

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

  • Cherry Pick Dialog

    • Default state of the "Record Origin" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.cherryPick.recordOrigin

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

    • Default state of the "No Commit" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.cherryPick.noCommit

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

  • Create Branch Dialog

    • Default state of the "Check out" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.createBranch.checkOut

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

  • Delete Branch Dialog

    • Default state of the "Force Delete" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.deleteBranch.forceDelete

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

  • Fetch into Local Branch Dialog

    • Default state of the "Force Fetch" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.fetchIntoLocalBranch.forceFetch

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

  • Fetch Remote Dialog

    • Default state of the "Prune" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.fetchRemote.prune

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

    • Default state of the "Prune Tags" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.fetchRemote.pruneTags

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

  • Merge Dialog

    • Default state of the "No Commit" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.merge.noCommit

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

    • Default state of the "Create a new commit even if fast-forward is possible" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.merge.noFastForward

      • Default: true

      • Type: Boolean

    • Default state of the "Squash Commits" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.merge.squashCommits

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

    • The message format used for the squashed commit (when the "Squash Commits" option is selected).

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.merge.squashMessageFormat

      • Default: Default

      • Type: Default | Git SQUASH_MSG

  • Pop Stash Dialog

    • Default state of the "Reinstate Index" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.popStash.reinstateIndex

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

  • Pull Branch Dialog

    • Default state of the "Create a new commit even if fast-forward is possible" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.pullBranch.noFastForward

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

    • Default state of the "Squash Commits" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.pullBranch.squashCommits

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

    • The message format used for the squashed commit (when the "Squash Commits" option is selected).

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.pullBranch.squashMessageFormat

      • Default: Default

      • Type: Default | Git SQUASH_MSG

  • Rebase Dialog

    • Default state of the "Ignore Date (non-interactive rebase only)" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.rebase.ignoreDate

      • Default: true

      • Type: Boolean

    • Default state of the "Launch Interactive Rebase in new Terminal" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.rebase.launchInteractiveRebase

      • Default: false

      • Type: Boolean

  • Reset Current Branch to Commit Dialog

    • Default mode to be used for the reset action.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.resetCurrentBranchToCommit.mode

      • Default: Mixed

      • Type: Soft | Mixed | Hard

  • Reset Uncommitted Changes Dialog

    • Default mode to be used for the reset action.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.resetUncommittedChanges.mode

      • Default: Mixed

      • Type: Mixed | Hard

  • Stash Uncommitted Changes Dialog

    • Default state of the "Include Untracked" checkbox.

      • Setting: git-graph.dialog.stashUncommittedChanges.includeUntracked

      • Default: true

      • Type: Boolean

General configuration that applies across all dialogs:

  • Reference Input Space Substitution

    • Specifies a substitution that is automatically performed when space characters are entered or pasted into reference inputs on dialogs (e.g. Create Branch, Add Tag, etc.).

    • Setting: git-graph.dialog.general.referenceInputSpaceSubstitution

    • Default: None

    • Options:

      • None: Don't replace spaces.

      • Hyphen: Replace space characters with hyphens, for example: "new branch" -> "new-branch".

      • Underscore: Replace space characters with underscores, for example: "new branch" -> "new_branch".

Enhanced Accessibility

Visual file change A|M|D|R|U indicators in the Commit Details View for users with colour blindness. In the future, this setting will enable any additional accessibility related features of Git Graph that aren't enabled by default.

  • Setting: git-graph.enhancedAccessibility

  • Default: false (disabled)

  • Type: Boolean

File Encoding

The character set encoding used when retrieving a specific version of repository files (e.g. in the Diff View). A list of all supported encodings can be found here.

  • Setting: git-graph.fileEncoding

  • Default: utf8

  • Type: String

Graph

Colours

Specifies the colours used on the graph.

  • Setting: git-graph.graph.colours

  • Default: ["#0085d9", "#d9008f", "#00d90a", "#d98500", "#a300d9", "#ff0000", "#00d9cc", "#e138e8", "#85d900", "#dc5b23", "#6f24d6", "#ffcc00" ]

  • Type: Array of HEX or RGB colours

Style

Specifies the style of the transitions between branches on the graph.

Rounded

Angular

Graph Style - Rounded

Graph Style - Angular

  • Setting: git-graph.graph.style

  • Default: rounded

  • Options:

    • rounded: Use smooth curves when transitioning between branches on the graph.

    • angular: Use angular lines when transitioning between branches on the graph.

Uncommitted Changes

Specifies how the Uncommitted Changes are displayed on the graph.

Open Circle at the Uncommitted Changes

Open Circle at the Checked Out Commit

Open Circle at the Uncommitted Changes

Open Circle at the Checked Out Commit

  • Setting: git-graph.graph.uncommittedChanges

  • Default: Open Circle at the Uncommitted Changes

  • Options:

    • Open Circle at the Uncommitted Changes: Display the Uncommitted Changes as a grey open circle, connected to the commit referenced by HEAD with a solid grey line. The current file system's state is therefore always displayed as an open circle.

    • Open Circle at the Checked Out Commit: Display the Uncommitted Changes as a grey closed circle, connected to the commit referenced by HEAD with a dotted grey line. The commit referenced by HEAD is therefore always displayed as an open circle.

Integrated Terminal Shell

Specifies the path and filename of the Shell executable to be used by the Visual Studio Code Integrated Terminal, when it is opened by Git Graph. For example, to use Git Bash on Windows this setting would commonly be set to C:\Program Files\Git\bin\bash.exe. If this setting is left blank, the default Shell is used.

  • Setting: git-graph.integratedTerminalShell

  • Default: ""

  • Type: String

  • For security reasons, this setting can only be specified in the User Settings, not in the Workspace Settings.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Find

The keybinding for the keyboard shortcut that opens the Find Widget in the Git Graph View.

  • Setting: git-graph.keyboardShortcut.find

  • Default: CTRL/CMD + F

  • Type: Enum CTRL/CMD + [A-Z]

Refresh

The keybinding for the keyboard shortcut that refreshes the Git Graph View.

  • Setting: git-graph.keyboardShortcut.refresh

  • Default: CTRL/CMD + R

  • Type: Enum CTRL/CMD + [A-Z]

Scroll To Head

The keybinding for the keyboard shortcut that scrolls the Git Graph View to be centered on the commit referenced by HEAD.

  • Setting: git-graph.keyboardShortcut.scrollToHead

  • Default: CTRL/CMD + H

  • Type: Enum CTRL/CMD + [A-Z]

Scroll To Stash

The keybinding for the keyboard shortcut that scrolls the Git Graph View to the first (or next) stash in the loaded commits. The Shift Key Modifier can be applied to this keybinding to scroll the Git Graph View to the last (or previous) stash in the loaded commits.

  • Setting: git-graph.keyboardShortcut.scrollToStash

  • Default: CTRL/CMD + S

  • Type: Enum CTRL/CMD + [A-Z]

Markdown

Parse and render a frequently used subset of inline Markdown formatting rules in commit messages and tag details (bold, italics, bold & italics, and inline code blocks).

  • Setting: git-graph.markdown

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Max Depth Of Repo Search

Specifies the maximum depth of subfolders to search when discovering repositories in the workspace.

  • Setting: git-graph.maxDepthOfRepoSearch

  • Default: 0 (don't search subfolders)

  • Type: Positive Integer

Note: Sub-repos are not automatically detected when searching subfolders, however they can be manually added by running the command "Git Graph: Add Git Repository" in the Command Palette.

Open New Tab Editor Group

Specifies the Editor Group where Git Graph should open new tabs, when performing the following actions from the Git Graph View: Viewing the Visual Studio Code Diff View, Opening a File, Viewing a File at a Specific Revision.

  • Setting: git-graph.openNewTabEditorGroup

  • Default: Active

  • Options:

    • Active: Open the new tab in the Active Editor Group.

    • Beside: Open the new tab beside the Active Editor Group.

    • One: Open the new tab in the First Editor Group.

    • Two: Open the new tab in the Second Editor Group.

    • Three: Open the new tab in the Third Editor Group.

    • Four: Open the new tab in the Fourth Editor Group.

    • Five: Open the new tab in the Fifth Editor Group.

    • Six: Open the new tab in the Sixth Editor Group.

    • Seven: Open the new tab in the Seventh Editor Group.

    • Eight: Open the new tab in the Eighth Editor Group.

    • Nine: Open the new tab in the Ninth Editor Group.

Open to the Repo of the Active Text Editor Document

Open the Git Graph View to the repository containing the active Text Editor document.

  • Setting: git-graph.openToTheRepoOfTheActiveTextEditorDocument

  • Default: false

  • Type: Boolean

Reference Labels

Alignment

Specifies how branch and tag reference labels are aligned for each commit.

  • Setting: git-graph.referenceLabels.alignment

  • Default: Normal

  • Options:

    • Normal: Show branch & tag labels on the left of the commit message in the 'Description' column.

    • Branches (on the left) & Tags (on the right): Show branch labels on the left of the commit message in the 'Description' column, and tag labels on the right.

    • Branches (aligned to the graph) & Tags (on the right): Show branch labels aligned to the graph in the 'Graph' column, and tag labels on the right in the 'Description' column.

Combine Local and Remote Branch Labels

Combine local and remote branch labels if they refer to the same branch, and are on the same commit.

  • Setting: git-graph.referenceLabels.combineLocalAndRemoteBranchLabels

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Repository

Commits: Fetch Avatars

Fetch avatars of commit authors and committers. By enabling this setting, you consent to commit author and committer email addresses being sent GitHub, GitLab or Gravatar, depending on the repositories remote origin.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.commits.fetchAvatars

  • Default: false (disabled)

  • Type: Boolean

Commits: Initial Load

Specifies the number of commits to initially load.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.commits.initialLoad

  • Default: 300

  • Type: Positive Integer

Commits: Load More

Specifies the number of additional commits to load when the "Load More Commits" button is pressed, or more commits are automatically loaded.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.commits.loadMore

  • Default: 100

  • Type: Positive Integer

Commits: Load More Automatically

When the view has been scrolled to the bottom, automatically load more commits if they exist (instead of having to press the "Load More Commits" button).

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.commits.loadMoreAutomatically

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Commits > Mute: Commits that are not ancestors of HEAD

Display commits that aren't ancestors of the checked-out branch / commit with a muted text color. Muting will only occur if the commit referenced by HEAD is within the loaded commits on the Git Graph View.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.commits.mute.commitsThatAreNotAncestorsOfHead

  • Default: false

  • Type: Boolean

Commits > Mute: Merge Commits

Display merge commits with a muted text color.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.commits.mute.mergeCommits

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Commits: Order

Specifies the order of commits on the Git Graph View. See git log for more information on each order option. This can be overridden per repository via the Git Graph View's Column Header Context Menu.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.commits.order

  • Default: date

  • Options:

    • date: Show commits in the commit timestamp order.

    • author-date: Show commits in the author timestamp order.

    • topo: Avoid showing commits on multiple lines of history intermixed.

Commits: Show Signature Status

Show the commit's signature status to the right of the Committer in the Commit Details View (only for signed commits). Hovering over the signature icon displays a tooltip with the signature details. Requires Git (>= 2.4.0) & GPG (or equivalent) to be installed on the same machine that is running Visual Studio Code.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.commits.showSignatureStatus

  • Default: false

  • Type: Boolean

Fetch And Prune

Before fetching from remote(s) using the Fetch button on the Git Graph View Control Bar, remove any remote-tracking references that no longer exist on the remote(s).

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.fetchAndPrune

  • Default: false (disabled)

  • Type: Boolean

Fetch And Prune Tags

Before fetching from remote(s) using the Fetch button on the Git Graph View Control Bar, remove any local tags that no longer exist on the remote(s). Requires Git >= 2.17.0, and the "Repository: Fetch And Prune" setting to be enabled. Caution: If you work in repositories that have multiple remotes, it is not recommended to use this setting (instead you can prune tags for a specific remote via "Fetch Remote" Dialog from the Repository Settings Widget on the Git Graph View).

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.fetchAndPruneTags

  • Default: false (disabled)

  • Type: Boolean

Include Commits Mentioned By Reflogs

Include commits only mentioned by reflogs in the Git Graph View (only applies when showing all branches). This can be overridden per repository in the Git Graph View's Repository Settings Widget.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.includeCommitsMentionedByReflogs

  • Default: false

  • Type: Boolean

On Load: Scroll To Head

Automatically scroll the Git Graph View to be centered on the commit referenced by HEAD. This will only occur if the commit referenced by HEAD is within the loaded commits on the Git Graph View.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.onLoad.scrollToHead

  • Default: false

  • Type: Boolean

On Load: Show Checked Out Branch

Show the checked out branch when a repository is loaded in the Git Graph View. This setting can be used in conjunction with "Repository > On Load: Show Specific Branches".

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.onLoad.showCheckedOutBranch

  • Default: false

  • Type: Boolean

On Load: Show Specific Branches

Show specific branches when a repository is loaded in the Git Graph View. Branches can be specified as follows: A local branch name (e.g. master), a remote-tracking branch name prefixed with "remotes/" (e.g. remotes/origin/master), or a glob pattern defined in git-graph.customBranchGlobPatterns prefixed with "--glob=" (e.g. --glob=heads/feature/*). This setting can be used in conjunction with "Repository > On Load: Show Checked Out Branch".

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.onLoad.showSpecificBranches

  • Default: []

  • Type: Array of strings

Only Follow First Parent

Only follow the first parent of commits when discovering the commits to load in the Git Graph View. See --first-parent to find out more about this setting. This can be overridden per repository in the Git Graph View's Repository Settings Widget.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.onlyFollowFirstParent

  • Default: false

  • Type: Boolean

Show Commits Only Referenced By Tags

Show Commits that are only referenced by tags in Git Graph.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.showCommitsOnlyReferencedByTags

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Show Remote Branches

Show Remote Branches in Git Graph by default. This can be overridden per repository from the Git Graph View's Control Bar.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.showRemoteBranches

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Show Remote Heads

Show Remote HEAD Symbolic References in Git Graph (e.g. "origin/HEAD").

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.showRemoteHeads

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Show Stashes

Show Stashes in Git Graph by default. This can be overridden per repository in the Git Graph View's Repository Settings Widget.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.showStashes

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Show Tags

Show Tags in Git Graph by default. This can be overridden per repository in the Git Graph View's Repository Settings Widget.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.showTags

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Show Uncommitted Changes

Show uncommitted changes. If you work on large repositories, disabling this setting can reduce the load time of the Git Graph View.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.showUncommittedChanges

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Show Untracked Files

Show untracked files when viewing the uncommitted changes. If you work on large repositories, disabling this setting can reduce the load time of the Git Graph View.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.showUntrackedFiles

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Sign: Commits

Enables commit signing with GPG or X.509.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.sign.commits

  • Default: false

  • Type: Boolean

Sign: Tags

Enables tag signing with GPG or X.509.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.sign.tags

  • Default: false

  • Type: Boolean

Use Mailmap

Respect .mailmap files when displaying author & committer names and email addresses.

  • Setting: git-graph.repository.useMailmap

  • Default: false

  • Type: Boolean

Repository Dropdown Order

Specifies the order that repositories are sorted in the repository dropdown on the Git Graph View (only visible when more than one repository exists in the current Visual Studio Code Workspace).

  • Setting: git-graph.repositoryDropdownOrder

  • Default: Workspace Full Path

  • Options:

    • Full Path: Sort repositories alphabetically by the full path of the repository.

    • Name: Sort repositories alphabetically by the name of the repository.

    • Workspace Full Path: Sort repositories according to the Visual Studio Code Workspace Folder order, then alphabetically by the full path of the repository.

Retain Context When Hidden

Specifies if the Git Graph View's Visual Studio Code context is kept when the panel is no longer visible (e.g. moved to background tab). Enabling this setting will make Git Graph load significantly faster when switching back to the Git Graph tab, however has a higher memory overhead.

  • Setting: git-graph.retainContextWhenHidden

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Show Status Bar Item

Show a Status Bar Item that opens the Git Graph View when clicked.

Status Bar Item

  • Setting: git-graph.showStatusBarItem

  • Default: true

  • Type: Boolean

Source Code Provider Integration Location

Specifies where the "View Git Graph" action appears on the title of SCM Providers.

  • Setting: git-graph.sourceCodeProviderIntegrationLocation

  • Default: Inline

  • Options:

    • Inline: Show the 'View Git Graph' action on the title of SCM Providers

    • More Actions: Show the 'View Git Graph' action in the 'More Actions...' menu on the title of SCM Providers

Tab Icon Colour Theme

Specifies the colour theme of the icon displayed on the Git Graph tab.

  • Setting: git-graph.tabIconColourTheme

  • Default: colour

  • Options:

    • colour: Show a colour icon which suits most Visual Studio Code colour themes

    • Tab Icon Colour Theme - Colour

    • grey: Show a grey icon which suits Visual Studio Code colour themes that are predominantly grayscale

    • Tab Icon Colour Theme - Grey

Consumed Settings

This extension consumes the following settings:

Git: Path

Specifies the path of a portable Git installation.

  • Setting: git.path

  • Default: not set

  • Type: String - Path and filename of the Git executable, for example C:\Program Files\Git\bin\git.exe on Windows

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