The command
gitk filename
let's you see all commits in which the file was changed.
Is this possible for git extensions? The single file history view does this - unfortunately it shows you the full history with all the commits, not just the ones which effectively changed the file.
To display the single file history, right click on a file name in the Browse Repository File tree or in the Diff tab and select File history or Blame .
Control panel->credential manager->windows credentials->update github with new credentials (Edit) and give new password. Close and reopen Git Extensions and then try to push your changes again, it'll work.
Found the setting by comparing my Git Extension config with one of my colleague:
<key>
<string>fullhistoryinfilehistory</string>
</key>
<value>
<string>true</string>
</value>
I set the value to false, now it's working as intended. Can't find the GUI-equivalent setting in Git Extension though...
Edit: Found it! Not in the settings but in the context menu in the file history -> Full history:
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