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TFS 2013 Tracking Changeset(commits) with GIT
With Team Foundation Version Control we have nice ability to visualize changesets. Hierarchy and Timeline view. How can I get same type of information with GIT repository? I can't find anything useful.
Hierarchy Tracking
Timeline view
Solution
I'm not sure the Visual Studio git client has any visualizations like those built-in, but since the TFS Server Git repo is a standard git repo, you can use any git tooling available.
I know Source Tree has a nice visualization: https://www.atlassian.com/software/sourcetree/overview
Also the git command-line client has:
git -log --graph
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