Open viper1979 opened 2 months ago
If you have a long git history and the current repository has checked out a specific commit (detached head), then it is currently not possible to jump to the right place in the history via a button
You can press Ctrl+0
When you check out a specific commit, an additional category (or under branches) and the appropriate button with the name of the commit (hash) should appear in the branch view for you to click on.
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You can press Ctrl+0
Thank you. I wasn't aware of this shortcut. Should I close this request or is it a viable option that you can implement? I would still appreciate this feature, but as long as there is a way to do just that (now that I know), it's okay in the current state as well.
Actual behavior
If you have a long git history and the current repository has checked out a specific commit (detached head), then it is currently not possible to jump to the right place in the history via a button as it works with branches or tags, for example.
Expected behavior
When you check out a specific commit, an additional category (or under branches) and the appropriate button with the name of the commit (hash) should appear in the branch view for you to click on.