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I'm on Windows, I'm using VS Code version 1.107.1 I have Git lens extension installed. I right click on Source Control and there is no Stash panel available for displaying. This is a new machine, and ...
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I want Git (or GitHub via VS Code) to prompt me for authentication every time I push changes to a repository, instead of storing my credentials or using a credential manager. I'm using GitHub. I push ...
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This seems similar How to get rid of GitLens+ Pro screen in VS Code?, but not quite the same. With the Gitlens extension installed in VS Code, when I open a terminal by pressing Cmd+J on my Mac, I see ...
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I want to see in each line which person write it, and the date. I downloaded the gitlens extension. I just want you, 24-03-2025 format. This is what I tried and no luck: ${author} ${date} ${author} • ...
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How to display date on all code lines? I can only display on one line of code. I've explored all the settings on gitlens, but I don't dare to experiment too far because I'm afraid there's a problem ...
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After updating to the latest version of VSCode(1.95 I believe), The "branches" tag nologer appeared in source control panel. (Which means you could not view/swich your local branches with ...
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I recently started to get this error when starting my VS Code from GitLens: "GitHub request timed out." "Source - GitLens - Git Supercharged" VSCode version: Version: 1.94.2 (...
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Every time I hover over a commit on the Commit Graph of VS Code's GitLens extension, a huge and annoying popup shows up. Is there a way to disable this? I cannot see anything underneath, cannot even ...
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I am editing a repository in VS Code (v1.89.1) on Windows 11, using the GitLens extension (v15.0.4) Currently the git repository in question is purely local and not published anywhere. I want to merge ...
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This feature is very annoying to me when I am going through the file history and looking for a keyword throughout. Is there a way to disable this ? Sorry, I can't find the correct keywords / settings ...
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I am using GitLens file history in VSCode to view older file commits. When I click on a file, I get a comparison between the commit I clicked and the immediate predecessor commit. Whilst this is ...
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enter image description here This was the last commit I did from the branch main, I did right click, it's showing me my options, maybe I can retrieve it, but I don' know which option to click for that....
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I am trying to search text in files committed by multiple users using UI in vscode. I tried using GitLens feature search commits but cannot search by multiple users. I can do the same in command line ...
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I created a public fork of a public repository on GitHub. After cloning via SSH I can't use the Commit Graph feature of the GitLens VSCode plugin. It says: A trial or paid plan is required to use ...
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Problem When I start an interactive rebase from a windows cmd, the interactive gitlens rebase window pops up on vscode. When I do the same from wsl, the plain txt rebase file shows up on vscode. Is ...
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Ive reinstalled my PC (Windows) and now the following functionality that worked completely fine doesnt anymore: e.g. Deleting a branch with the gitlens plugin: have a local git branch in the ...
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I am using Visual Studio Code Version: 1.77.0: Commit: 7f329fe6c66b0f86ae1574c2911b681ad5a45d63 Date: 2023-03-29T10:05:35.165Z Electron: 19.1.11 Chromium: 102.0.5005.196 Node.js: 16.14.2 V8: 10.2.154....
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I was searching for some code in VSCode in a branch that another developer had made, but couldn't find it even though I have their branch and haven't made any changes. Then I noticed there was a ...
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In VS Code there is a source control panel. VS Code picks up and initializes the repository correctly when I open the root project folder (the directory that has the .git folder). However, how do I ...
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I'm using VSCode, I tried some changes that break the app. I stashed the changes and the app works OK. Now I want to reintroduce the changes one by one to get to the problem. When I open the stash in ...
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I am using GitLens in Visual Studio Code. I need that when GitLens does the diff, it ignores certain strings that start with certain characters. In this specific case, the characters I want to ignore ...
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I'm trying to add background text for an extension I'm creating like how GitLens does. Is there an API, or function I can use to push text onto the editor?
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For the past few days, I've been trying to push a branch to a private repo from VS Code with the GitLens extension, only to have it fail with the following cryptic message: [2022-12-02 21:00:41.637] ...
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It happens often when I work in VSCode and I need to send a code line URL from a repo to a colleague. There is no native support for this in VSCode. There is a capability that's enabled by Atlassian ...
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I want to hide the details next to the code. I tried to hide it from the settings, but I couldn't find the option that enables me to hide it.
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I've been a happy user of Gitlens for some time. But suddenly the activity button does not activate the usual functionality, instead it activates an ad. How can I get rid of this add and restore the ...
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I can't find the Stashes (nor REMOTES, BRANCHES, FILE HISTORY) menu in the Source Control (the one you open up with Ctrl-Shift-U) tool bar. This is how my Visual Studio Code looks like: And this is a ...
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Using VSCode's GitLens extension, is it possible to show the relative time since a change without writing "ago"? Currently if a line in a file was changed 4 years ago, GitLens will write out ...
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After several updates, and installing other extensions like Error Lens, I noticed that GitLens stopped working. There is no blame information displayed at the line ends anymore. Error Lens continues ...
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Let's say that I have 2 files: App.js Home.js They are already tracked and exist in first commit. And I add a new feature to App.js on second commit which is maybe a new function and have more ...
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I've used VSCode Gitlens for git actions for repositories hosted on Github. But now, my projects are hosted on Azure Repos, and I cannot sign in to Gitlens as it always shows the "Sign in with ...
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Anyone know what the green + and orange horizontal rectangle and vertical line icons are?
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When I have committed all my changes, git lens in VS Code offers me to "sync changes". When I hover over the button however, it says "push commits to remote repository" Aren't ...
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I installed GitLens in VS Code. Then it asked if I wanted to try the GitLens+ features. I clicked "Yes". Now I am stuck at the welcome screen and can't get past it. Any ideas how to get rid ...
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I'm on a branch, and I'd like to see the diff between the currently-open file and the file's main version. I know I can do GitLens: Compare Working Tree with..., but then I have to find the current ...
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GitLens is a wonderful extension for working with git on VScode. However, most of the "views" are just there in your face. For example, Tags, Remotes view. Is there a way to disable selected ...
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My project failed to compile, so I unsuccessfully tried a variety of solutions over another 8 commits - including some changes I want to preserve. So my master has some files from a variety of commits ...
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How can I removed these deleted files from git lens using vs code
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I created a simple repository, edited an index.html file and published the changes to GitHub through Visual Studio Code GitLens. It works fine. On a subsequent commit, it throws an error: > git ...
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While merging manually using vscode-gitlens command --no-ff, I just notice i'm trying to merge SIT to my file and now it stucks at this stage where I cant undo the changes. Can anyone provide any ...
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While using git, we all have our code in our own repository, pushing to and pulling from a bare repository. If I need parts of the newest code in a specific folder for later use by an automated script,...
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I just install GitLens on my VSCode. When I use difftool with old version, difftool show error with red underline. But code hasn't any problem. It work well Can any help me solve this problem. My ...
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When looking at GitLens stashes, it shows a bunch of untracked files that looks as if they were included in the stash. However, only one file was actually stashed which is what shows when I run git ...
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I'm using Gitlens with VS Code via Git installed in WSL2. (I'm using Amazon Linux 2 as my distro). Performing a fetch in either the Remotes or Repositories view in Gitlens causes it to hang. It puts ...
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Here is the screenshot of what I mean. As I am comparing my working file with previous commit, there are tons of changes. I can navigate to each of the changes by using up/under arrow in top-right ...
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very scary situation right now: I have used the GitLens extension of VSCode to jump back to an older commit. I wanted to checkout the commit, located it in the COMMITS sidebar, right clicked and ...
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Is there a commonly used way to add small edits as code suggestions that the author of a PR can either accept or decline? Something similar to the way a Google Doc allows you to "Suggest Edits&...
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How can turn off the feature as shown in the figure below
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Im using Vscode and Gitlens. I want to be able to do an interactive rebase. I have core.editor=code --wait set. But when I try and run a rebase I get the text-based editor instead, like so: Any ideas?...
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I recently started using the Gitlens vscode extension, and it offers alot of great features. However, it seems to be creating an empty line above code blocks sometimes, like this: As you can see, ...
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