How can we show branches in tree view.?

[Manoj Kumar]

How can we show branches in tree view.?

[Julius Davies [bit-booster.com]]

Bitbucket Cloud (bitbucket.org) already shows a commit-graph by default.

There are 4 plugins you can install to show a commit-graph in Bitbucket Server:

1.  Bit-Booster - Rebase Squash Amend

2.  Awesome Graphs for Bitbucket Server

3.  Git Flow Chart

4.  Commit Graph (free)

I prefer options #1 and #2 in particular since they also include an integrated commit-graph on the builtin Bitbucket "commits" screen.

We maintain Bit-Booster.  We did a comparison of all 4 options here:  bit-booster.com/best.html

[Dave F]

IMO, it should be OOTB capability for bitbucket. It seems like a real shortfall in the product that users have to pay extra and/or jump on the future upgrade risks train just to get this overview.

[Julius Davies [bit-booster.com]]

Last year we (Bit-Booster) decided to extract our commit-graph functionality into a standalone free plugin:  Commit Graph for Bitbucket Server (free).

Bitbucket Server 6.1.0 or newer also includes a decent commit-graph now (OOTB), but it only shows the current branch (on the commits screen).  To see several branches at the same time you need a plugin such as ours.

Bitbucket Cloud's built-in commit-graph does not have this limitation and can show several branches at once.

[Martin Payne]

Having it as a plugin, even a free plugin, is not a great solution.  Getting any plugin installed involves figuring out who your administrator is and getting approval (such approval usually based on a security investigation).

[Timothy]

There's no free option for Bitbucket Server:

• https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/net.collabsoft.plugins.stash.gfc/cloud/overview

Clients like Gitkraken or Sourcetree should have it out of the box.

Or using your commandline:

• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1057564/pretty-git-branch-graphs