Regex: anything you type in the search field is treated as a regular expression, for example, #\d+. You can quickly switch the focus to the search field by pressing Ctrl+L.Ĭlick to display the previous search patterns.Ĭlick to select from the following options: To finalize the search, press Enter or move the focus away from the search field.
#Vcs display master node full#
You can enter full commit names or messages, or their fragments, revision numbers, or regular expressions. Use this field to search through the list of commits. Clicking such link brings you to the corresponding page of your issue tracker. The corresponding issue number is mentioned in the commit message.Īfter issue navigation has been configured, issue numbers in commit messages are rendered as links. The pattern of the bug tracking system is specified in the Issue Navigation Settings Preferences dialog. You can jump to such issues in a browser right from the Commits pane. You can also enable the Show Root Names option if you want to expand the Roots column with full root names.Ĭommitted changelists often correspond to issues in tracking systems.
Hover the mouse cursor over the colored stripe to invoke a tip that shows the root path. In multi-repository projects, the colored stripe on the left indicates which root the selected commit belongs to (each root is marked with its own color). This is especially useful if you have commits to different repositories and multiple branches all mixed in the Log tab of the Version Control tool window Alt+9. You can also press the Left and Right keys to jump to the parent/child commit. Yellow: marks tips (the latest revision in the repository)Ĭommits to the current branch are displayed against the light blue background, while commits to all other branches are shown against the white background.Ĭommits made by you are marked with bold.Ĭlicking an arrow takes you to the next commit in a long branch: The latest commit in each branch is supplied with a label with the name of the branch in which it was performed.
For each commit, the list shows the commit message, the author, and the commit timestamp. This area shows a list of all commits made to the selected branch, or to all branches. You can select multiple branches to delete them in a batch. Push outgoing commits to the selected branch.
#Vcs display master node update#
You can select multiple branches to update them in a batch. This is equivalent to running git rebase with the selected branch name.įetch changes from the selected branch and rebase the current branch on top of these changes.įetch changes from the selected branch and merge them into the current branch. Rebase the current branch on top of the selected one. Rebase a branch on top of the current branch.Ĭompare the selected branch with the branch that is currently checked out.Ĭompare the selected branch with the local state of the branch that is currently checked out. Branches pane toolbarĬreate a new branch based on the selected branch. The Branches pane lists all local and remote branches, and lets you perform all branch operations. The Commit Details pane is located on the right under the Changed Files pane and shows the details of the selected commit. The Changed Files pane is located on the right of the tool window and shows the list of files that were modified within the selected commit. The Commits pane is located in the central part of the tool window and shows the commits to all or to the selected branches.
From this pane, you can switch between branches, create new branches and delete the ones you don't need anymore, filter the log by branch, and more. The Branches pane is located on the left and shows all local and remote branches. To assign a custom shortcut, go to Settings/Preferences | Keymap | Version Control Systems and search for the Show VCS Log action. This tab shows all local and remote branches, and all changes committed to all branches, or to a specific branch or repository. This tab is only available if you are using Git or Mercurial for version control.
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