dsh-ide-git

The built-in Git panel in DSH handles staging, committing, and browsing history, but branches are limited to a single dropdown, history is a flat list, and there is no natural way to compare branches, rebase, cherry-pick, or inspect a specific commit line by line. dsh-ide-git brings a JetBrains-style Git tool window into the DSH sidebar: a grouped branch tree on the left (HEAD / local / remote / tags with ahead-behind badges and worktree markers), a lane-topology commit graph in the middle (filterable by text, hash, author, date, or path), and a four-group change list with a commit box on the right. Clicking any commit expands the full message, author, date, and a file-level change list with per-line diff (line numbers, hunk highlighting, red-green background). Right-clicking a branch offers checkout, merge, rebase, compare, rename, and delete; right-clicking a commit offers cherry-pick, revert, and reset (keep or discard). Destructive actions always require explicit confirmation, and branch or stash deletion can be undone within thirty minutes from a floating toast.

The panel measures its own container with ResizeObserver and adapts automatically: wide surfaces get a three-column layout (branch tree, commit graph, changes), narrow surfaces get a vertical stack. It works on the native right sidebar, the bottom dock, or standalone with no prerequisite plugin. Twenty-one locale dictionaries switch in real time with the DSH language setting, and all icons are self-contained SVGs so they are immune to host-side icon changes.

Best suited for developers who manage branches, review commits, and rebase frequently inside DSH, especially those migrating from IntelliJ or CLion and want their Git panel to match existing muscle memory.