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Blitz

What is it?

This extension puts all non-main git branches across all repositories in your project into a queue. This allows users to find lost or behind branches.

Details

This is for VSTS (+TFS). This extension shows all of the non-main branches in a project. The approver can then follow a link to see that branch on its repository's "Branches" screen.

Update 0.5.7-0.5.8 Added Options

This update comes with the feature to choose to exclude one or more branches from the list. This will be handy for excluding common branches other than main branch. Also, moves branch exclusion options under an Option button.

Screenshot

Here is an example list of branches: Screenshot of Active Pull Requests

Widget

Widget Showing Active Pull Requests Add this widget to any hub screen.

Update 0.5.6

Improve branch name handling. (thanks Rob Pierce and tmadsen)

Features On Release

  • Widget, showing count of non-main branches across all repositories.
  • Filter to only branches that you created.
  • Shows how many commits the branch is ahead and behind.

Why did I make it?

On my pull request app Marcus Mobley asked in a comment if I would make this app, so here it is!

Source Code and Issue Reporting

Here is the source: GitHub repository. Please open issues with the extension there so I can track them more easily.

Feature Ideas

Highlight branches which can be deleted or perhaps even offer a delete option with confirmation.

blitzbranches's People

Contributors

sierpinski avatar

Stargazers

Joe Bonomo avatar Gabriel Malaquias avatar Shaun Sutterfield avatar Graham Smith avatar

Watchers

James Cloos avatar Jacob avatar

blitzbranches's Issues

Feature Request: Enhanced Branch filtering

We use this extension on a large number of repositories and branches in a single TFS collection (218 non-Master branches). Each repository is using the GitFlow branching strategy, so we have master, develop, hotfix/, release/ and feature/* branches.

My intention is to find "stale" branches like old feature or release-branches. It would be great to enhance the current filtering options, so that we can skip not only master-branches, but also develop-branches. It is possible with the current filtering panel, but we have to find and select every develop-branch manually, which takes a long time.
Maybe a regex-like filter would be possible?

Add ability to ignore other branches

We use a git-flow type setup, which advocates having a "master" and a "develop" branch. This means people using git-flow will want look not just ignore branches called "master".

To make matters worse, we've got non-standard branch names. "Released" instead of "master" and "Tested" instead of "develop".

It would be nice to be able to configure which branches to ignore.

(I have forked and made a local change that works for me - but i don't know how to make it configurable to be useful to others)

Feature Request: Exclude well defined branches

Our team just installed the BlitzBranches, what would be helpful would be to allow us to define, in addition to the "master" branch, branches that we generally acknowledge as excluding from the results e.g:
rc
features
etc..

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