https://github.com/ozgen/git-worklists
IntelliJ-style changelists, diff, bookmarks, and stash for VS Code. Organize changes, review diffs, and stage changes with precision using partial staging.
https://github.com/ozgen/git-worklists
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IntelliJ-style changelists, diff, bookmarks, and stash for VS Code. Organize changes, review diffs, and stage changes with precision using partial staging.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/ozgen/git-worklists
- Owner: ozgen
- License: mit
- Created: 2026-02-09T14:02:17.000Z (4 months ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2026-06-13T00:48:41.000Z (8 days ago)
- Last Synced: 2026-06-13T01:14:45.431Z (8 days ago)
- Topics: amend, bookmarks, changelist, commit, diff-viewer, git, github, intellij, stage, staging, stash, typescript, vscode, vscode-extension
- Language: TypeScript
- Homepage:
- Size: 32.1 MB
- Stars: 5
- Watchers: 0
- Forks: 1
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- Changelog: CHANGELOG.md
- License: LICENSE
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# Git Worklists
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## IntelliJ-style changelists for VS Code
Git Worklists brings structured changelists to VS Code, allowing you to organize changes into clear, independent work units instead of managing a flat list of modified files.
It provides explicit control over:
- staging
- partial staging (line-level)
- commits and amend
- push workflows
- stash management
- **editor navigation via bookmarks**
All through a predictable UI built directly on top of the Git CLI.
Designed for developers who:
- miss IntelliJ changelists
- find VS Code’s default Source Control limiting
- want precise and explicit control over commits
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## Why Git Worklists?
VS Code presents all changes in a flat list.
Git Worklists lets you:
- group related changes into changelists
- stage and commit them independently
- keep your work organized and intentional
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## Demo
### Core Workflow

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## Additional Features
### Multi-Repository Workspace Support
Switch between repositories directly from the status bar in multi-repo workspaces.

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### Drag & Drop and Changelist Management
Organize files quickly using drag and drop across changelists.

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### Conventional Commits Integration
Generate structured commit messages directly from the Commit Panel using the Conventional Commits extension.

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### Partial Line Staging
Stage selected lines directly from the editor or diff view.

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### Stash Preview and Management
Inspect and manage stashed changes with file-level previews.

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### Bookmarks and Navigation
Set bookmarks and jump quickly between important locations in your code.

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## Key Features
- IntelliJ-style changelists
- Move files between changelists
- Partial line staging
- Dedicated commit panel (commit, amend, push)
- Built-in stash management
- Drag and drop organization
- Explicit Git workflow with no hidden behavior
- Editor bookmarks (1–9) with instant navigation
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## Feature Overview
### Changelists
- Create, rename, and delete changelists
- Move files between changelists
- Drag and drop support
- Stage and unstage per file or per group
### Partial Staging
- Stage selected lines from editor or diff
- Clear indication of partially staged files
### Commit Workflow
- Dedicated commit panel
- Commit, amend, commit & push
- Push-only support
- Optional Conventional Commits integration
### Stash Management
- Create stash per changelist
- Inspect stash contents
- Apply, pop, and delete stashes
### Bookmarks
- Set bookmarks (1–9) from editor or context menu
- Jump instantly between locations
- Gutter decorations with slot indicators
- Per-repository persistence
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## Documentation
For full details, advanced workflows, and edge-case behavior:
See the manual: [docs/MANUAL.md](docs/MANUAL.md)
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## Requirements
- Git installed and available in PATH
- Workspace opened inside a Git repository
- VS Code **1.120.0** or newer
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## Development Philosophy
Git Worklists avoids VS Code’s built-in SCM provider and instead builds a focused workflow using:
- Tree Views
- Commit UI
- Git CLI
The goal is clarity, explicit control, and predictable behavior.
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**Git Worklists - focused Git workflows without surprises. 🚀**
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