A VSCode extension that helps you keep track of your working files based on the feature branch you're currently in. Get it here.

What made me build this?

In my daily work, I keep switching branches while working back and forth between features/issues, so I keep closing/opening tabs and it becomes a bit tedious. Usually when I open up a branch, I have no idea which files was I working with because my current vscode window is cluttered with all the files from across tons of branches.

How does branchy solve this problem?

branchy helps you build that isolation level on top of your current workspace that allows you to peacefully navigate through the exploration phase and the implementation phase when working across different features at the same time.

How to use?

It requires zero setup and works out of the box. It supports all modes of branch checkouts. You could either use the VSCode UI to switch branches or just type git checkout <branch_name> on your terminal and it takes care of everything.

Extension settings

branchy.isMultipleRepositoriesEnabled:

• Save files across mutiple repositories for certain a git branch.
• Is set to true by default.
• If set to false will only save editors that belong to the repository who's branch is open.