git rev-parse is now used instead of git status to check if the current solution is living in a repository, much faster and prevents VS from hanging if there is a lot of pending changes.Best-effort rebase-in-progress support implemented: if git rev-parse gives 'HEAD' as the current branch name, git branch is used, then a line with the format '* (no branch, rebasing branchname)' is searched for in the output, and the branch name is extracted from there.git rev-parse is now used instead of git branch to get the current branch name (except if there's a rebase in progress, see below).If the command is executed over a multiline text selection, the url will end with '#Lstart-Lend', thus rendering these lines as selected in the browser.Fix: invalid url generated for unmerged files.Fix: generated urls for multiline selections created from the bottom end with 'L(last line)-L(first line)', and are therefore not rendered properly in the browser.Fix: commands not working for files with spaces in the name (filename wasn't surrounded with quotes when passed to git ls-files).More information in the GitHub repository. This format is compatible with GitHub and GitLab. When clicking in the code editor, #L is added as well and if the command is invoked over a multiline selection, -L is added to that.

The format of the generated URL is /blob//. This is useful when you are coding collaboratively and want to point a specific piece of code to another person. This is a simple Visual Studio extension that adds two entries, 'Browse in remote repository' and 'Copy URL of remote repository version', to the context menu when right clicking a file in solution Explorer, or in the code editor for open files, provided that the solution lives in a Git repository with a configured remote.

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