Top Visual Studio Code Git Extensions in 2020

By finding the right Visual Studio Code Git extensions, you can really power up your Git workflow right inside of your editor. Although VS Code has some great built-in functionality for Git, you can add some real power to your workflow.

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[gaweringo]

Git graph is an extension I like. Very nice to see your branches visually.

[СергейДрузь-ьж]

At the 4:58 what is the programm that you used for `navigate` between the launched programms?

[franciscotrevino]

Thanks for summarizing all that work James. I've been using git for 2 years now, and use the terminal, bash. Is sometimes tricky to integrate whatever tool and keep it configured neatly, e.g if your codebase is in GNU/Linux and your tooling and config in windows, can be complicated (line terminators, config files moving from place to place, you would need to set your credentials for each project, etc.). Regards.

[forgiveness_denied]

5:04 how to make blue&yellow terminal? colors come from zsh? I suggest

[junlargo]

Great tutorial. Btw, what theme are you using?

[jonirusieshvili]

hi everyone. I'm interested in this extension which says on what kind of branch i am like in this video. can anyone tell me what extension is it ?