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visualizing history in Source Tree

Sergio Castro2

Is it possible in Source Tree to visualize how files and directories looked like at certain commit back in the past ?

I have manage to see only a delta: a list of the content that was added/removed from my branch at certain commit, but not how the content of such branch looked like at the moment of the commit. In other words, I would like to see both the files and the directory structure at that point in time.

Accepted answers

stevestreeting

You can press space on any file you select in the log view to get a Quick Look of the whole file at that point in time, or double-click the file to open it as it was in the default editor.

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stevestreeting

You can press space on any file you select in the log view to get a Quick Look of the whole file at that point in time, or double-click the file to open it as it was in the default editor.

stevestreeting

Oh, I see - no you can't browse a complete snapshot of the entire repository unless you create a copy & update to that version, right now.

Sergio Castro2

thanks for the answer Steve. In fact what I want to see is both the files and the directory structure at certain commit. I think my original question was not that clear, so I have updated it a bit.

Blake Williams2

Double-clicking doesn't open it as it was any more, it opens the version as it is in the working directory. Quick look still works, but it's a poor substitute.