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Last modified: 18 June 2020

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Shift+Alt+9

Item	Tooltip and Shortcut	Description
Filter	N/A	Use this field to search through the list of commits. You can enter full commit names or messages or their fragments, revision numbers, or regular expressions. To finalize the search, press `Enter` or move the focus away from the search field. tip You can quickly switch the focus to the search field by pressing `Ctrl+L`.
	N/A	Click to display previous search patterns.
	N/A	Click to clear the search and return to the full list of commits.
	Text Filter Settings	Click to select from the following options: Regex: anything you type in the search field is treated as a regular expression, for example, `#\d+`. Match Case: only entries with the matching case count.
Branch	N/A	Use this drop-down to filter commits by branch or favorite branches. If you want to see commits from all local and remote branches, select All.
User	N/A	Use this list to filter commits by author. To view all commits by a specific author, click Select and start typing the author's name. To view commits by all users, select All.
Date	N/A	Use this list commits by a time-frame or a specific date. To view commits made on a specific date, click Select and specify the date. To view commits made on all dates, select All.
Paths	N/A	Use this list commits by the folder (for projects that have one root), or by the root and folder (for multi-rooted projects). To view commits to a specific folder, click Select Folders and specify the folder name. For multi-repository projects, you can also select the checkbox next to one or several roots in the Roots section.
	Refresh `Ctrl+F5`	Click this button to refresh the list of commits.
	Cherry-pick	Click to apply changes from the selected commit to the current branch. note This button is disabled if the selected commit is already contained in the current branch.
	IntelliSort	If this option is enabled, you get a more convenient way to view merges by displaying incoming commits first, directly below the merge commit.
	Presentation Settings	Click to invoke the list of options that let you configure how data is presented in the Log tab of the Version Control tool window `Shift+Alt+9` Compact References View: if this option is enabled, branch references for a single commit are displayed in a collapsed view: If you want to expand each branch reference on a line, deselect this option: Show Tag Names: enable this option if you want tag names to be displayed in addition to the tag icon: If this option is disabled, you can still view a tag name by hovering the mouse over the tag icon. Show Long Edges: if this option is enabled, long branches are displayed in full, even if there are no commits in them. If this option is disabled (by default), long branches are replaced with a down arrow. Collapse Linear Branches: enable this option to collapse all branches on the graph so that a dotted line is shown instead of successive commits. It is also possible to collapse an individual expanded branch by clicking it. Expand Linear Branches: enable this option to expand all collapsed branches to show successive commits on the graph. It is also possible to expand an individual collapsed branch by clicking it. Highlight: select if you want to highlight the following: My Commits: bold font Merge Commits: greyed out Current Branch: blue background Non-Picked Commits: greyed out (only available for Git). Non-picked commits are commits from the selected branch that have not yet been applied to the current branch.
Show columns	Select which columns you want to see: author, date, and hash.
	Open Another Log Tab	Click to open a new log tab matching your filters, so that you don't have to set filters back and forth.
	Go to Hash/Branch/Tag `Ctrl+F`	Click this button and specify a hash, tag or branch you want to jump to. You can select a reference with the same name from different repositories. The name of each repository is displayed on the right along with its color indicator.

Changed files pane

Item	Tooltip and Shortcut	Description
	Show Diff `Ctrl+D`	Open the Differences viewer for files where you can compare the local version of the selected file with its repository version.
	Revert Selected Changes	roll back the changes in the selected file.
	History Up to Here	Open the History tab for the selected file that lets you explore the history of all file revisions.
	Group By	Choose how you want to group modified files: by directory and/or module.
	Configure Layout	Choose the following options: Show Details: show the Commit details pane. Show Diff Preview: open the Preview Diff pane where you can explore the differences between the selected modified file and its repository version.
	Expand All/Collapse All `Ctrl+NumPad Plus`	Click this button to expand/collapse all nodes. Note that these buttons are only available only when tree-view is enabled.

Context menu commands

Item	Description
Show Diff `Ctrl+D`	Click to open the Differences viewer for files where you can compare the current and the previous revision of the selected file.
Compare with Local	Compare the revision of the file in the selected commit with its current local version.
Compare Before with Local	Compare the reversion of the file before the selected commit with its current local revision.
Edit Source `F4`	Open the local copy of the selected file for editing.
Open Repository Version	Click to open the repository version of the selected file for editing.
Revert Selected Changes	Click to roll back the changes in the selected file. This option is useful, when you only need to revert specific files instead of discarding an entire commit. Changes that revert the selected file will be placed in the active changelist.
Apply Selected Changes	Click to apply the selected changes to the current branch.
History Up to Here	Open the History tab for the selected file that lets you explore the history of all file revisions.
Show Changes to Parents	Display changes to both parents for a merge commit to review merge results, and see how exactly conflicts were resolved during a merge.