I’ve always used the GitLens extension in the past, but it’s changed a lot over the years and they charge for the premium features. I see a lot of folks recommending GitGraph these days (also an extension). Hope that helps!
I actually do a bit of both in my day-to-day work. I’ll usually push, pull, branch and merge from the VS Code terminal, and do all of my staging and commits from the source control panel. Thanks for watching! 🙏
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Please do more,
Really dense and practical delivery, thank you
@drivetrainerYT Thats the plan! Thanks for watching 🙏
Great content.
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback. 🙏
Great video. Is there a way to visualise the branches?
I’ve always used the GitLens extension in the past, but it’s changed a lot over the years and they charge for the premium features. I see a lot of folks recommending GitGraph these days (also an extension). Hope that helps!
@@thecommoncoderA gitlens video would be great.
I use vs code with manual git commands. Guess im going to change...
I actually do a bit of both in my day-to-day work. I’ll usually push, pull, branch and merge from the VS Code terminal, and do all of my staging and commits from the source control panel. Thanks for watching! 🙏