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GitLens hit a milestone that shows what happens when you solve real problems for developers.

We started with a simple idea: make Git history visual, intuitive, and actually useful inside VS Code. Eight years later, developers have spoken.

Thanks for trusting us with your Git workflow. 🙌

54%+ of developers now code with Git inside their editor. GitLens brings inline blame, file history, and powerful visualizations directly into VS Code. No context switching. Just flow.

Your AI assistant doesn't actually understand Git.
It can't manage history, branches, commits, or PRs reliably.

GitLens 17.5 changes that with GitKraken MCP.

Here's what that means for your workflow 🧵

GitLens wasn’t born in a boardroom.

It started as a late-night side project to solve one dev’s biggest Git pain.

Now? It’s one of the most popular VS Code extensions ever.

Hear GitLens creator Eric Amodio tell the origin story
🎥https://youtu.be/B-nYz80puwU

🚀 GitLens 16.1 is here! Bringing powerful new enhancements like Merge Target Status, Proactive Conflict Detection and Gemini model support to supercharge your developer workflow.

Here's a 🧵 on what's new in this release:

GitLens 16 is here, bringing big improvements to Git workflows in VS Code. The new, enhanced Source Control View makes it easier than ever to stay on top of your repos, branches, and commits—all in one place. Here’s what else is new 🧵👇

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