Turning off pushed changes will hide teammates, branches and files without any local, unpushed changes. To open the team filters, click on the eye icon in the menu bar. So we’ve added 4 new filters in the tool window, in addition to the existing pushed/unpushed changes filters, to help you find the teammates, branches and changes you are interested in. With the tool window now showing you every branch ahead of the default branch from all the repositories in your organization it can easily start to be a case of information overload. See the related issue for a branch along with the option to open the issue directly within your issue tracker once you've connected one.

These changes are also visible in the diff opened by clicking on the file.

The modified indicator (*) will show you which branches and files contain changes that have not yet been committed or pushed to the remote.

The online indicators on avatars, branches and files will show you which of your teammates are online, their current branch and the file they currently have open in their editor.

Sign in with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps (support for other services will be added soon) and you'll switch from offline to real-time mode.Ĭompare the screenshot above to the offline mode screenshot and you'll notice the following additions to the UI: You can expand a branch to see a list of the changed files and click on a file to open a diff compared to the default branch of the repository.Īll this works completely offline but if you sign in, you'll unleash the full power of the tool window! The tool window shows every branch ahead of the default branch for every repository in your organization, grouped by the author (the last commit to a branch determines the author). With the new tool window, you can now see all work in progress across your entire team in a single view, it's like a branch-based version of /pulls but updated in real-time directly inside PhpStorm 🤯

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