Browse Git history
The History tool is where you look back. It shows the commit log starting from the task branch, where every agent turn adds a commit, so you can find the point you care about and compare it with what you have now.
Find a commit
Search commits
In the History tool, type a message or a hash in the Search commits field.
Filter by branch, author, or path
Use the branch and User selectors to filter the list. To show only the commits that touched a path, click the filter icon.
View the history of one file
Open the file in the editor, or select it in the Files tool.
Right-click it and select , or press Ctrl+Shift+G Ctrl+Shift+H.
Compare a commit with your code
Select a commit to see which files it changed and review the diff.
View file diffs for a commit
In the History tool, select a commit in the list.
Select a file. The diff for the selected file opens.
Compare with the current branch
In the History tool, right-click a commit.
Select Compare with Current Branch.
Show diff with the working tree
In the History tool, right-click a commit.
Select Show Diff with Working Tree.
Copy a revision number
In the History tool, right-click the commit and select Copy Revision Number.
From the same right-click menu you can also check out a commit, start a branch from it, or reset the current branch to it.
Compare a file with a branch or commit
Compare a file with another branch or commit
Right-click the file in the editor or in the Files tool and select Git.
Select Compare with Branch or Compare with Commit, and pick the branch or commit.
To see who last changed each line of the open file, right-click it and select .