Remove 'undo commit' command from gitlens inspect

[d13]

Discussed in #2745

^{Originally posted by mdj-uk June 16, 2023}
When in the gitlens inspect file history, or commit history, there is a button to undo the latest commit (the first icon from the left):

I find it very easy to hit that accidentally, which makes me scared to use just about any gitlens feature.

Is there any way to remove it, or to require a confirmation step? I couldn't find any option in the extension settings.

[yurymann]

Is it possible to bump the priority of this, please?
As a new GitLens user, I discovered this "feature" accidentally yesterday and was upleasantly surprised. Have to pay explicit attention now to not hitting it every time I navigate in that panel.

Any action affecting working copy should ask for a confirmation.

[eamodio]

Fixed by 056e19c (wrong commit message)

Moved Undo Commit to Commit submenu

[eamodio]

Can you please verify this fix in tomorrow's (v2023.12.05xx) pre-release edition of GitLens? Thank you so much!

You can switch to the pre-release edition of GitLens, by clicking on the "Switch to Pre-Release version of this extension" from the Extensions view.

[yurymann]

@eamodio I've just tried v2023.12.504 and didn't notice any change: the same Undo Commit button is avilable and when pressed, updates the working copy. What was supposed to change?

Sorry, can't attach the screenshot as I was testing it on the work machine.

[eamodio]

@yurymann Are you looking at this in the File History or Line History views?