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[Proposal] Source Control panel - filter and Tree view mode #47358

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pmunin opened this issue Apr 6, 2018 · 1 comment
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[Proposal] Source Control panel - filter and Tree view mode #47358

pmunin opened this issue Apr 6, 2018 · 1 comment
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pmunin commented Apr 6, 2018

PROBLEM:
There is often a need to commit one particular folder with changes, but it's not easy to find it in Source Control panel when I have a lots of other changes

There should be a easy way to perform source control operations (e.g. staging changes) on a specific folder in a repository.

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Here are the desired features sorted by the need:

  • (must have) in Source Control panel: filtering list of changed files by full path
  • (must have) in Source Control - tree view mode, that shows changed files as a tree with folders (instead of listview)
  • (nice to have) in File Explorer: integrate source control actions (e.g. staging) on changed files and folders with those files into Context Menu (like in Solution Explorer in Visual Studio)
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Please open a new issue for the third one. Please keep separate issues for separate feature requests/bugs.

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