GitLens 19.4: Explore the Commit Graph Without an Account

GitLens 19.4 reduces setup friction by making its Commit Graph accessible without a GitKraken account for public and local repositories, while offering a three-day account-free preview for private repositories. The release improves Start Work by generating customizable branch names from issue IDs and titles, helping teams apply consistent naming conventions, and it lets users publish repositories or add remotes directly from the Commit Graph. Other workflow refinements include preventing auto-fetch from disrupting pull operations, clearer worktree deletion warnings, and broader support for connected self-managed hosts in Start Work and Launchpad. Available for VS Code and compatible editors, the update emphasizes keeping Git history exploration and common repository actions within the IDE.

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