Add "show HEAD" button

[Timmmm]

When clicked it jumps to the currently checked out commit.

Summary of the issue: When you've got a very old commit checked out, or a detached HEAD with unstaged changes it can be quite hard to find the HEAD commit.

Description outlining how this pull request resolves the issue: This adds a button to jump to the HEAD commit.

I just used one of the existing icons you already had but I guess it would make sense to use a distinct one. I couldn't find a good one anywhere though. :-/

[TheBrenny]

Love the work! Hopefully it gets merged soon.

I think a longer term solution (and more maintainable one) would be to add a .btn class to all of the buttons and rewrite the CSS to be .btn instead of #thisBtn, #thatBtn, #anotherBtn, etc.

[Timmmm]

Yeah I don't think it will be sadly - this extension seems to be not maintained, at least currently. Bit of a shame given how good it is, but people have lives...

[boan-jfm]

Yeah I don't think it will be sadly - this extension seems to be not maintained, at least currently. Bit of a shame given how good it is, but people have lives...

Michael Hutchison has not committed anything to github since 2021:
https://github.com/mhutchie?tab=overview&from=2021-12-01&to=2021-12-31

And it looks like the license do not allow to fork the project and continue it?

Permission is NOT GRANTED to publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
derivative works of the Software.
-- https://github.com/mhutchie/vscode-git-graph/blob/v1.30.0/LICENSE

[MichelleRos]

And it looks like the license do not allow to fork the project and continue it?

Permission is NOT GRANTED to publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
derivative works of the Software.
-- https://github.com/mhutchie/vscode-git-graph/blob/v1.30.0/LICENSE

That would be a very weird license for something that's posted on Github...
How are people meant to submit a pull request if they're not allowed to fork it?

Would be really good if @mhutchie could either clarify what the license means, or change the license text to say what he intended...

[Timmmm]

I just had to check to make sure he is still alive :-D fortunately he is, at least as of April 2024. @mhutchie is there any chance you would consider relicensing under an open source license? I still think yours is the best VSCode Git GUI - the alternative open source one, which I can't remember the name of, is just not as good.

I don't think you'd be losing anything really since Microsoft are slowly adding a native Git GUI that will maybe one day be better than Git Graph. Until that time though it would be really nice if we could just merge some of these PRs and publish it under a different name.

Pretty please?