More improvements:
• Generate Changelog from multiple selected commits, even non-contiguous ones
• Force Push now appears alongside Pull when a branch has diverged after a rebase or recompose
• Commit file details can automatically load on demand in repos much faster
GitLens 19.1 is here 🦑
More coding agents in the Graph. Better worktree workflows. Smarter Git maintenance. Fixup commits + autosquash. And a new way to see the health of your repo.
Here’s what’s new 👇
Also new in 19.1:
• Rebuilt Git Command Palette confirmations
• Smarter Graph search
• Better branch + tag visibility
• AI conflict resolution from Interactive Rebase
• GitKraken AI usage meter in Settings
• More controls for active agent sessions
GitLens 19 is here. 🎉
The Commit Graph has been reimagined as your development workbench.
See what’s changing. Manage parallel work. Review. Compose. Compare. Rebase. Resolve.
Your development workflow, all from the Commit Graph. 🧵
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Agents can move the work. You stay in control.
Your branches. Your worktrees. Your changes. Your agent sessions. Your reviews. Your commits.
Connected to the repository context around them.
One workbench for your development workflow.
GitLens 19 is built for the way development is changing.
The reimagined Commit Graph brings that work together so you can see it, understand it, shape it, and move it forward.
Update GitLens and tell us what you try first 👇
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