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Enhancement request: Show history for deleted files without locating commit that contained it #2295

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ccecvb opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 1 comment

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@ccecvb
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ccecvb commented Aug 13, 2024

In the history view you can see the history of a file.

It would be nice if we could open that view directly for a deleted file without first locatiing a commit that still contained the file.

To see this for a deleted file you first need to open the console

  • git log --all -- deleted-source-path
  • get the commit message of a commit that contains the file
  • find that commit in fork
  • find the file in that commit
  • open the history view.

It would be nice if you could open the history view and just enter the filename.

This could be further enhanced by adding a view that lists all files, optionally including deleted files

@DanPristupov
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This is a duplicate of #1875

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