Releases: frou/st3-gitblame
1.3.1
1.3.0
NEW:
-
Commit author names are now shown in full regardless of their length or number
of parts. -
A view's "rulers" are now temporarily disabled while
Git Blame: Show All
information is being shown (their position doesn't make sense while your
text/code is being horizontally offset).
FIXED:
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Fixed
Git Blame: Erase All
in the command palette causing the next
activation ofGit Blame: Show All
to have to be done twice. -
Fixed the viewport sometimes not being automatically scrolled all the way to
the left whenGit Blame: Show All
was activated.
1.2.3
1.2.2
1.2.1
1.2.0
NEW:
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Added a [Prev] button to step back through multiple previous commits that affected a single line. Try this when the initial blame info is not as illuminating as you hoped for.
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Added a Linux key binding (Ctrl-Shift-C) to show blame info for all lines. If you find that to be an unsuitable default, please comment here: #49
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Added entries for editing this package's Settings & Key Bindings to both the Preferences menu and the Command Palette.
-
Added the ability to set additional flags to be passed to the
git blame
CLI. See this package's Settings file.
FIXED:
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Fixed certain git configuration causing ANSI escape codes to be intermixed with the Diff when [Show]-ing a commit. Credit: https://github.com/james2doyle
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Fixed caching issue that could cause incorrect blame info to be shown.
Minor enhancements
- Paths passed to the git executable are now relative to the working directory it is run with (@kltk, #34)
- When running the git executable fails, the user is now always presented with which git command was ran and any error message it printed. Some such failures were previously silent or close to silent.