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Dev tools · August 19, 2026

Branchline

GitLens Pro's commit graph, unlocked for private repos

What it does

Branchline brings GitLens' Commit Graph and Visual File History to private repos, the two views GitLens paywalls behind Pro the moment a repo isn't public. What you get: a visual commit graph with branch and tag labels and a live row for uncommitted changes, a per-file history view with diffs that follows renames, and the ability to open any file exactly as it looked at any past commit. 14-day free trial, then a one-time $15 license. No subscription

Extension for Visual Studio Code - Interactive commit graph and per-file history for private Git repos — no subscription required.

An interactive commit graph and per-file history viewer for VS Code — the two features GitLens paywalls behind GitLens Pro the moment you're working in a private repository. This extension does just those two things, works entirely on your local git checkout, and never talks to a server. GitLens' Commit Graph and Visual File History are free — only on public repos. The instant you open a private repository (which, if you're doing paid work, is most of them), both features lock behind a GitLens Pro subscription. This extension is those same two views, unlocked for private repos, for a one-time price instead of a recurring one. No account, no telemetry, no network calls. Everything is git log…from marketplace.visualstudio.com

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