Released: May 27, 2026

Atualizações na GitLens for VS Code V18.0

Recursos

• Introduced an all-new Commit Graph experience - a comprehensive redesign that pulls commit inspection, AI workflows, comparisons, branch focus, and working-change management directly into the graph.
  • Added an embedded details panel - Replaces the standalone Graph Details view with an integrated panel that handles commit details, working changes, branch comparisons, AI reviews, and commit composition without leaving the graph.
  • Added a gitlens.graph.details.location setting to anchor the details panel at the bottom or right, with Alt+click on the details button to toggle.
  • Added an integrated AI Compose mode - Provides a much improved AI-powered commit composition directly within the graph, with per-commit include/exclude toggles, multi-diff editor support, a virtual filesystem provider for synthesized per-commit diffs, cancellable generation, parallel/background operation, and copy and send-to-agent actions.
  • Added an integrated AI Code Review mode - Surfaces severity-tagged findings with tooltips, copy and send-to-agent actions on outputs, and PR/issue/autolink context input.
  • Added an integrated Compare mode - Opens comparisons directly inside the graph instead of the Search & Compare view, with Ahead/Behind/All Files tabs, working tree comparisons for peer worktrees, AI-powered explaination and changelog generation, and an Open in Search & Compare action to persist ad-hoc comparisons.
  • Added a refined header with WIP (work-in-progress) status and stash action.
  • Added a unified UI/UX for scoping and filtering the graph.
  • Added an Agent Branches option to filter the graph to show only the branches or worktrees with active or recent agent activity.
  • Added a Focus Branch option to scope the graph to just the changes on specific branch via a new branch selector (or the new Overview or Agents side bar), with merge-target anchoring.
  • Added all new experiences to the graph Side Bar.
  • Added pinned and overlay modes - Overlay mode floats over the graph instead of pushing it aside, with auto-collapse on focus loss and a pin/unpin toggle in the panel header.
  • Added an Overview side bar panel - Surfaces active and recent branches as rich cards with WIP stats, upstream tracking, associated pull requests, issues, and agents, as well as quick actions and rich hover details.
    • Clicking on an Overview card instantly focuses (scopes) the graph to just the changes on the selected branch.
  • Added an Agents side bar panel - Surfaces active and recent agents with their activity, associated branches/worktrees.
    • Clicking on an agent row instantly focuses (scopes) the graph to just the changes on the selected wokrtree, and selects the agent in the details panel.
  • Added a Visualizations mode to the side bar - Houses the all-new Visual History, and 3 experimental treemap visualizations.
    • Visual History - Rebuilt from the ground up to provide a better experience with dynamical loading and dealing with many contributors and/or branches.
    • Files Treemap - An experimental spatial visualization of file layout within the repository color coded by file type, with hover tooltips, deep zoom-to-folder, and tracking breadcrumbs.
    • Commits Treemap - An experimental spatial visualization of commit activity within the repository colorized as a heatmap.
    • Agent Activity Treemap - An experimental spatial visualization of realtime agent activity. See where your agents are currently reading and editing across your repository.
  • Added an experimental Agent Kanban mode to the side bar - An interactive Kanban board grouping active agent sessions by state (Working, Idle, Inactive, Needs Input), with inline plan view and permission approval directly from session cards.
  • Added comprehensive context menu support for worktrees in the sidebar and Commit Graph - Brings feature parity with branches, including Reveal in File Explorer, AI-powered actions (explain WIP, generate changelog), Open in Terminal, and Copy Path.
  • Added an all new way to manage worktrees and working changes (WIP).
  • Changed working changes (WIP) rows to always be visible regardless of whether or not there are uncommitted changes.
    • When there are uncommitted changes, the Details Panel now allows you to review, stage, and commit your changes, or leverage the all-new Compose and Review modes to have AI review and automatically compose your changes into a set of well-structured commits.
    • When there are no uncommitted, the Details Panel transforms into a hub to guide you to the next steps - like pulling, pushing, drafting a PR, reviewing, recomposing, etc. Everything to help you get your changes merged faster.
  • Added support for working changes (WIP) rows from secondary worktrees.
    • Selecting a WIP rows provides file actions, conflict resolution, and live-updating stats for non-active worktrees, plus Open in Integrated Terminal and Open Worktree in New Window actions on the header.
  • Added the ability to discard uncommitted changes.
  • Added smart push/pull on the WIP details panel header - Offers Force Push when a branch is both ahead and behind its remote.
  • Added conflict resolution actions to the WIP details panel.
  • Added the ability to share working changes as a Cloud Patch directly from the WIP header.
  • Added persistence of in-progress commit messages and amend state per worktree - Drafts are restored when switching contexts, the original message is restored on Undo Commit, and per-worktree search box and filter preferences persist across sessions.
  • Added Jump to Working Changes - Quickly navigate from the selected commit to the most relevant WIP node in the same lane, with primary-worktree fallback.
  • Added bulk staging operations - Stage All and Unstage All, with Alt-click on mixed-state checkboxes to unstage all currently staged items.
  • Added auto-fetch while the Commit Graph is visible and focused, yielding to VS Code's built-in Git auto-fetch when enabled, with a fetch button popover to manage settings and a minimum interval floor to prevent excessive fetching.
  • Added search and filtering improvements - Added a type:wip operator to filter to working changes, and column header filters with interactive pickers for authors, refs, and files.
  • Added the ability to pin and unpin branches - Pinned branches persist across sessions with a jump-to-pinned-branch action.
  • Added inline row actions for commit and stash rows including open all changes (Alt to compare against working tree) and apply/drop stashes.
  • Added a floating "HEAD" indicator to the graph to quickly jump to the HEAD commit.
  • Added a completely rebuilt minimap with better performance and zoom controls and clearer markers.
  • Added minimap and scrollbar markers for worktrees - Surfaces uncommitted changes on the minimap and scrollbar with a configurable theme color and a toggle setting.
  • Added an Open in New Window toolbar view action - Opens the graph in a detached window for multi-monitor workflows, with Open in Editor available as the Alt+click alternative.
• Added comprehensive AI agent integration throughout GitLens
  • Added an agent status framework with Claude Code support using Claude Code Hooks (must be installed) - Surfaces sessions across the Home view, Commit Graph overview cards, WIP rows, Commit Details, Agents side bar panel, and the experimental Agent Kanban mode.
  • Added an Agent Branches visibility mode to the Commit Graph that filters branches to only those with active or recently active agents.
  • Added an agent picker to Start Work and Start Review flows, plus a default-agent picker, Switch Default Agent command, and Start Work/Start Review in Agent actions in the Home and Commit Graph views.
  • Added support for opening agent sessions hosted in other VS Code windows.
  • Added a Resume in Terminal fallback when an agent session fails to open or is active in another VS Code window.
  • Added notifications for peer-discovered agent session permissions.
  • Added an experimental Agent Kanban mode - An interactive Kanban board grouping active agent sessions by state.
• Added conflict resolution actions to the Interactive Rebase editor conflict file list.
• Added a close-tab warning banner to the Interactive Rebase editor - Displays a dismissible informational banner during the planning phase to clarify that closing the tab automatically starts the rebase.
• Added a gitlens.rebaseEditor.openBehavior setting to control where the Interactive Rebase editor opens when automatically reopened on a paused rebase - Auto (default) opens beside only when a multi-pane layout already exists; beside always opens in a side group.
• Added Seti file icon theme support for webviews - Files in webview trees now display the correct Seti glyph.
• Added folder actions in Details Panel and Inspect view.
• Added a unified onboarding reset command that consolidates the previous Banners and Usage Tracking resets into a single restore-first-time-experience action.
• Switched the Commit Graph sidebar to be visible by default for new installations in overlay mode.
• Switched Open Worktree in New Window to be the primary action and Open Worktree to be the alternative across views and the Commit Graph.
• Improved the default Interactive Rebase editor density to a more spacious layout.
• Improved Commit Graph performance and responsiveness - Content-fingerprint deduping of full-state pushes, incremental row-stats sending, avatar omission for unchanged rows, in-memory WIP caches, and debounced repository event coalescing.
• Improved branch overview enrichment performance - Tiered caching using stored merge targets as cache keys, lazy loading, and parallelized metadata fetches.
• Improved Git diff performance - Switches diff operations to numstat+summary instead of name-status parsing.
• Improved Git command result caching - Granular TTLs based on ref mutability (5-minute cache for full SHAs, 60-second failsafe for symbolic refs), plus caching for left-right commit counts, merge bases, and per-branch config lookups.
• Improved performance for GitHub virtual repositories - Adds caching for commit details, counts, merge bases, paged branches/tags, and default branches, plus deduping of in-flight GraphQL requests.
• Improved the Commit Graph minimap colors and contrast for better theme accessibility, and adds out-of-view proxy handles and improved scope zoom rendering.
• Improved the Connect More Agents picker to only show agents that don't already have the GitKraken MCP installed, with a clearer empty state when all detected agents are already connected.
• Improved repository visibility detection with promise-based caching to prevent redundant computation.
• Improved Git command priority inference - Keeps polymorphic history commands at normal priority, requires expensive full-history walks to opt into background priority.
• Improved the default and maximum limits for concurrent background Git processes.
• Improved branch comparison default target logic - Automatically suggests the merge target of a branch as the default right-side reference and uses branch names instead of SHAs for stability.
• Improved stash reachability filtering - Uses Git's authoritative stash metadata via the %s subject parsing instead of expensive parent-timestamp tracking.
• Improved AI error handling and network detection - Distinguishes between "No Network" and "Unreachable" states, with automatic retry on network failures and a recursive cause-chain analysis for better diagnostics.
• Improved header and breadcrumb responsiveness across webviews - Priority-based collapsing with compact icons and overflow popovers for narrow views.
• Migrated from node-fetch to native fetch and adopts VS Code's built-in proxy support - Removes the custom gitlens.proxy setting in favor of standard VS Code and OS proxy settings.
• Migrated the webview component library to WebAwesome, modernizing selects, overlays, sliders, and tooltips with workspace-color-aware highlights.

Correções

• Fixed an issue where starting an interactive rebase forced a split-pane layout when git paused for a reword - The Interactive Rebase editor now opens as a hidden background tab alongside the commit message editor instead of stealing the active tab.
• Fixed an issue where untracked files were missing from the Compare Working Tree with... file list unless manually staged with git add -N first.
• Fixed an issue where the Interactive Rebase editor would auto-open during the brief teardown window after a rebase completed (or on non-interactive rebases), showing stale or empty state.
• Fixed an issue where the Interactive Rebase editor would show a blank state when opened on a repository outside the workspace (e.g., from a terminal).
• Fixed an issue where the terminal integration relaunch warning persisted due to stale environment variable state.
• Fixed an issue where MCP reinstallation could fail when the proxy binary was locked on Windows.
• Fixed an issue where stashing staged changes was not using the --staged flag.
• Fixed an issue where the currently selected option is not visually distinguishable in select-style menus on the Home view (agent workspace filter, recent timeframe filter) and elsewhere (Visual History period menu, Commit Graph overview filter) - most noticeable on light themes.
• Fixed an issue where diff hunks could be missing for renamed or copied files in editor gutters and hovers - rename detection was inadvertently filtering out valid diffs.
• Fixed an issue where stash apply and pop actions could fail silently due to missing stash numbers, producing invalid stash@{undefined} references, and where the Commit Graph would not refresh when a stash was dropped.
• Fixed an issue where GitLens would automatically re-open repositories that the user had explicitly closed via the SCM interface.
• Fixed an issue where the File History context menu actions on commits and folders launched a standalone editor instead of integrating with the embedded Visual History in the Commit Graph.
• Fixed an issue where the SCM grouped views could intermittently "detach" - Alt commands have been removed from SCM grouped views due to flakey/sticky alt detection in VS Code.
• Fixed an issue where the Compare Working Tree "Show All Diffs" button used inverted diff direction.
• Fixed an issue where authentication errors could surface noisy notifications and break-on-exception breakpoints instead of returning safe defaults.
• Fixed various race conditions and stale-state issues across the Commit Graph during repository, branch, and worktree switches, including phantom anchors, after removing the last secondary worktree, cross-repo data contamination during rapid swaps, lost state notifications during in-flight updates, and forced reloads during panel restoration.
• Fixed an issue where the working tree comparison could incorrectly include untracked files for revision-range diffs.