One Graph, Every Worktree, No Context Lost

GitLens 19.2 introduces Scope to Worktree, which re-centers the existing Commit Graph on a selected Git worktree so its working changes, status, ahead/behind indicators, and Git actions all reflect that worktree without reloading history or losing graph state such as scrolling, selections, searches, and filters. Users can scope worktrees through the sidebar, WIP rows, or Commit Graph commands, with visual indicators showing the active worktree, while separate settings control how scoping interacts with Focus, which instead narrows visible history to a branch. The release also adds the ability to resume Codex, GitHub Copilot CLI, and OpenCode agent sessions in either a terminal or their respective extensions, with configurable default resume targets. Other changes include saving Commit Graph layouts as workspace defaults, running a default VS Code task for any worktree, customizing GitLens keyboard shortcuts, retiring the Home view, and adopting the VS Code display language with experimental Spanish and Chinese translations.

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