Graph: Add "publish branch" context item for local branches#2619
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Graph: Add "publish branch" context item for local branches#2619
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@d13 Had to make a PR for this one as I am unable to test it myself. The "publish branch" action in general is not working for me in VSCode (not in the SCM view nor the Branches view). Mind giving it a quick test/pass? To test, right click a local branch in the commit graph that doesn't have an upstream, on a remote-connected repo. Should see a "Publish Branch" action. That option should not be there if the local branch has an upstream. |
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@d13 was able to test this successfully today, so I'm going to merge it 👍🏼 |
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Adds the ability to "Publish Branch" in the context menu for local branches in the graph without an upstream.
This feature already exists in the Branches view - simply adding similar functionality to the graph.