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GitLens supercharges the Git capabilities built into Visual Studio Code. It helps you to visualize code authorship at a glance via Git blame annotations and code lens, seamlessly navigate and explore Git repositories, gain valuable insights via powerful comparison commands, and so much more.
See the release notes for the full set of changes
GitLens is a free, open-source extension for Visual Studio Code created by Eric Amodio.
GitLens simply helps you understand code better. Quickly glimpse into whom, why, and when a line or code block was changed. Jump back through history to gain further insights as to how and why the code evolved. Explore the history and evolution of a codebase.
Here are just some of the features that GitLens provides,
GitLens is powerful, feature rich, and also highly customizable to meet your specific needs — find code lens intrusive or the current line blame annotation distracting — no problem, it is quick and easy to turn them off or change how they behave via the built-in GitLens Settings editor, a WYSIWYG editor covering many of GitLens' powerful settings. While for more advanced customizations, refer to the GitLens settings docs and edit your vscode user settings.
To my incredible backers — thank you so much for your contributions. I am truly humbled by your generosity and support. Please know that your support plays a important role in helping me realize GitLens' potential in making developer's lives easier.
If you'd like to join them in supporting GitLens, please consider the following — feel free to choose more than one. 😉
GitLens has a built-in WYSIWYG settings editor which provides an easy-to-use interface to configure many of GitLens' powerful features. It can be accessed via the Open Settings (gitlens.showSettingsPage
) command from the Command Palette.
For more advanced customizations, refer to the settings documentation below.
A customizable explorer to navigate and explore repositories or file histories. The GitLens explorer provides two views (modes) — a Repository view and a History view.
The repository view provides a full Git repository explorer, which has the following features,
Repository Status
Branches — lists the local branches
Remotes — lists the remotes
Stashes — lists the stashed changes
Tags — lists the tags
The history view provides the revision history of the active file, which has the following features,
An on-demand, customizable view to explore commits, histories, and searches, or visualize comparisons between branches, tags, commits, and more
gitlens.showCommitSearch
)gitlens.showQuickFileHistory
)gitlens.showQuickCommitDetails
)Accessible via the following commands
gitlens.explorers.compareWithRemote
)gitlens.explorers.compareWithHead
)gitlens.explorers.compareWithWorking
)gitlens.explorers.compareWithSelected
)gitlens.explorers.compareSelectedAncestorWithWorking
)An inline toolbar provides Swap Comparision, and Clear Results commands
A context menu provides Clear Results, Swap Comparision, Open Directory Compare, and Refresh commands
Commits — lists the commits between the compared revisions (branches or commits)
Changed Files — lists the files changed between the compared revisions (branches or commits)
Adds Git authorship code lens to the top of the file and on code blocks (optional, on by default)
Recent Change — author and date of the most recent commit for the file or code block
Authors — number of authors of the file or code block and the most prominent author (if there is more than one)
Provides customizable click behavior for each code lens — choose between one of the following
Adds a Toggle Git Code Lens command (gitlens.toggleCodeLens
) with a shortcut of shift+alt+b
to toggle the code lens on and off
gitlens.showLineBlame
)gitlens.toggleLineBlame
) to toggle the blame annotation on and off
gitlens.showFileBlame
)gitlens.toggleFileBlame
) with a shortcut of alt+b
to toggle the blame annotations on and offEscape
to turn off the annotations
gitlens.toggleFileHeatmap
) to toggle the heatmap on and offEscape
to turn off the annotations
gitlens.showQuickCommitDetails
)
gitlens.diffWith
)gitlens.showQuickCommitDetails
)
gitlens.showQuickCommitDetails
)
gitlens.diffWith
)gitlens.showQuickCommitDetails
)
gitlens.toggleFileRecentChanges
) to toggle the recent changes annotations on and offEscape
to turn off the annotations
Adds a customizable Git blame annotation about the current line to the status bar (optional, on by default)
Contains the commit author and date (by default)
Click the status bar item to show a commit details quick pick menu with commands for comparing, navigating and exploring commits, and more (by default)
Provides customizable click behavior — choose between one of the following
gitlens.showCommitSearch
) with a shortcut of alt+/
to search for commits by message, author, file(s), commit id, or code changes
<message>
to search for commits with messages that match <message>
— See Git docs@<pattern>
to search for commits with authors that match <pattern>
— See Git docs:<pattern>
to search for commits with file names that match <pattern>
— See Git docs#<sha>
to search for a commit with id of <sha>
— See Git docs~<pattern>
to search for commits with differences whose patch text contains added/removed lines that match <pattern>
— See Git docs=<string>
to search for commits with differences that change the number of occurrences of the specified string (i.e. addition/deletion) in a file — See Git docsAdds a Show Last Opened Quick Pick command (gitlens.showLastQuickPick
) with a shortcut of alt+-
to quickly get back to where you were when the last GitLens quick pick menu closed
Adds commands to open files, commits, branches, and the repository in the supported remote services, BitBucket, GitHub, GitLab, and Visual Studio Team Services or a user-defined remote services — only available if a Git upstream service is configured in the repository
gitlens.openBranchesInRemote
) — opens the branches in the supported remote servicegitlens.openBranchInRemote
) — opens the current branch commits in the supported remote servicegitlens.openCommitInRemote
) — opens the commit revision of the active line in the supported remote servicegitlens.openFileInRemote
) — opens the active file/revision in the supported remote servicegitlens.openRepoInRemote
) — opens the repository in the supported remote service
Adds a Show Current Branch History command (gitlens.showQuickRepoHistory
) with a shortcut of shift+alt+h
to show a paged branch history quick pick menu of the current branch for exploring its commit history
alt+left arrow
, if availablealt+,
and alt+.
to go backward and forward respectivelyAdds a Show Branch History command (gitlens.showQuickBranchHistory
) to show a paged branch history quick pick menu of the selected branch for exploring its commit history
gitlens.showQuickFileHistory
) to show a paged file history quick pick menu of the active file for exploring its commit history
alt+left arrow
, if availablealt+,
and alt+.
to go backward and forward respectively
gitlens.showQuickCommitDetails
) to show a commit details quick pick menu of the most recent commit of the active file
alt+left arrow
, if availablealt+right arrow
shortcut on an entry to execute it without closing the quick pick menu, if possible — commands that open windows outside of VS Code will still close the quick pick menu unless "gitlens.advanced.quickPick.closeOnFocusOut": false
is setalt+right arrow
shortcut on a file entry in the Changed Files
section to preview the comparison of the current revision with the previous one
gitlens.showQuickCommitFileDetails
) with a shortcut of alt+c
to show a file commit details quick pick menu of the most recent commit of the active file
alt+left arrow
, if availablealt+right arrow
shortcut on an entry to execute it without closing the quick pick menu, if possible — commands that open windows outside of VS Code will still close the quick pick menu unless "gitlens.advanced.quickPick.closeOnFocusOut": false
is set
gitlens.showQuickRepoStatus
) with a shortcut of alt+s
to show a repository status quick pick menu for visualizing the current repository status
alt+right arrow
shortcut on an entry to execute it without closing the quick pick menu, if possible — commands that open windows outside of VS Code will still close the quick pick menu unless "gitlens.advanced.quickPick.closeOnFocusOut": false
is setalt+right arrow
shortcut on a file entry in the Staged Files
or Unstaged Files
sections to preview the comparison of the working file with the previous revision
Adds a Show Stashed Changes command (gitlens.showQuickStashList
) to show a stashed changes quick pick menu for exploring your repository stash history
alt+left arrow
, if availableAdds a Stash Changes command (gitlens.stashSave
) to save any working tree changes to the stash — can optionally provide a stash message
Stashed changes show a stash details quick pick menu which is very similar to the commit details quick pick menu above
alt+left arrow
, if availablealt+right arrow
shortcut on an entry to execute it without closing the quick pick menu, if possible — commands that open windows outside of VS Code will still close the quick pick menu unless "gitlens.advanced.quickPick.closeOnFocusOut": false
is setalt+right arrow
shortcut on a file entry in the Changed Files
section to preview the comparison of the current revision with the previous oneAdds a Apply Stashed Changes command (gitlens.stashApply
) to chose a stash entry to apply to the working tree from a quick pick menu
Effortlessly navigate between comparisons via the alt+,
and alt+.
shortcut keys to go back and forth through a file's revisions
Provides easy access to the following comparison commands via the Command Palette
as well as in context via the many provided quick pick menus
Adds a Directory Compare Working Tree with... command (gitlens.diffDirectory
) to open the configured Git difftool to compare the working tree with the selected branch or tag
Adds a Compare Index (HEAD) with Branch or Tag... command (gitlens.diffHeadWithBranch
) to compare the index (HEAD) with the selected branch or tag
Adds a Compare Working Tree with Branch or Tag... command (gitlens.diffWorkingWithBranch
) to compare the working tree with the selected branch or tag
Adds a Compare File with Branch or Tag... command (gitlens.diffWithBranch
) to compare the active file with the same file on the selected branch or tag
Adds a Compare File with Next Revision command (gitlens.diffWithNext
) with a shortcut of alt+.
to compare the active file/diff with the next commit revision
Adds a Compare File with Previous Revision command (gitlens.diffWithPrevious
) with a shortcut of alt+,
to compare the active file/diff with the previous commit revision
Adds a Compare Line Revision with Previous command (gitlens.diffLineWithPrevious
) with a shortcut of shift+alt+,
to compare the active file/diff with the previous line commit revision
Adds a Compare File with Revision... command (gitlens.diffWithRevision
) to compare the active file with the selected revision of the same file
Adds a Compare File with Working Revision command (gitlens.diffWithWorking
) with a shortcut of shift+alt+w
to compare the most recent commit revision of the active file/diff with the working tree
Adds a Compare Line Revision with Working File command (gitlens.diffLineWithWorking
) with a shortcut of alt+w
to compare the commit revision of the active line with the working tree
Adds a Copy Commit ID to Clipboard command (gitlens.copyShaToClipboard
) to copy the commit id (sha) of the active line to the clipboard or from the most recent commit to the current branch, if there is no active editor
Adds a Copy Commit Message to Clipboard command (gitlens.copyMessageToClipboard
) to copy the commit message of the active line to the clipboard or from the most recent commit to the current branch, if there is no active editor
Adds a Open Working File" command (gitlens.openWorkingFile
) to open the working file for the active file revision
Adds a Open Revision... command (gitlens.openFileRevision
) to open the selected revision for the active file
Adds a Open Changes (with difftool) command (gitlens.externalDiff
) to the source control group and source control resource context menus to open the changes of a file or set of files with the configured git difftool
Adds a Open All Changes (with difftool) command (gitlens.externalDiffAll
) to open all working changes with the configured git difftool
Adds a Open Changed Files command (gitlens.openChangedFiles
) to open any files with working tree changes
Adds a Close Unchanged Files command (gitlens.closeUnchangedFiles
) to close any files without working tree changes
GitLens is highly customizable and provides many configuration settings to allow the personalization of almost all features.
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.defaultDateFormat |
Specifies how absolute dates will be formatted by default See https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/ for valid formats |
gitlens.defaultDateStyle |
Specifies how dates will be displayed by default |
gitlens.defaultGravatarsStyle |
Specifies the style of the gravatar default (fallback) imagesidenticon - a geometric patternmm - (mystery-man) a simple, cartoon-style silhouetted outline of a person (does not vary by email hash)monsterid - a monster with different colors, faces, etcretro - 8-bit arcade-style pixelated facesrobohash - a robot with different colors, faces, etcwavatar - faces with differing features and backgrounds |
gitlens.insiders |
Opts into the insiders channel — provides access to upcoming features |
gitlens.keymap |
Specifies the keymap to use for GitLens shortcut keysstandard - adds a standard set of shortcut keyschorded - adds a chorded set of shortcut keys that all start with Ctrl+Shift+G (⌥⌘G on macOS)none - no shortcut keys will be added |
gitlens.outputLevel |
Specifies how much (if any) output will be sent to the GitLens output channel |
gitlens.showWhatsNewAfterUpgrades |
Specifies whether to show What's New after upgrading to new feature releases |
See also Explorer Settings
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.gitExplorer.autoRefresh |
Specifies whether to automatically refresh the GitLens explorer when the repository or the file system changes |
gitlens.gitExplorer.branches.layout |
Specifies how the GitLens explorer will display brancheslist - displays branches as a listtree - displays branches as a tree when branch names contain slashes / |
gitlens.gitExplorer.enabled |
Specifies whether to show the GitLens explorer" |
gitlens.gitExplorer.files.compact |
Specifies whether to compact (flatten) unnecessary file nesting in the GitLens explorer Only applies when displaying files as a tree or auto |
gitlens.gitExplorer.files.layout |
Specifies how the GitLens explorer will display filesauto - automatically switches between displaying files as a tree or list based on the gitlens.gitExplorer.files.threshold setting and the number of files at each nesting levellist - displays files as a listtree - displays files as a tree |
gitlens.gitExplorer.files.threshold |
Specifies when to switch between displaying files as a tree or list based on the number of files in a nesting level in the GitLens explorerOnly applies when displaying files as auto |
gitlens.gitExplorer.includeWorkingTree |
Specifies whether to include working tree files inside the Repository Status node of the GitLens explorer |
gitlens.gitExplorer.showTrackingBranch |
Specifies whether to show the tracking branch when displaying local branches in the GitLens explorer" |
gitlens.gitExplorer.view |
Specifies the starting view (mode) of the GitLens explorerauto - shows the last selected view, defaults to repository history - shows the commit history of the active filerepository - shows a repository explorer" |
See also Explorer Settings
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.resultsExplorer.files.compact |
Specifies whether to compact (flatten) unnecessary file nesting in the GitLens Results view Only applies when displaying files as a tree or auto |
gitlens.resultsExplorer.files.layout |
Specifies how the GitLens Results view will display filesauto - automatically switches between displaying files as a tree or list based on the gitlens.resultsExplorer.files.threshold setting and the number of files at each nesting levellist - displays files as a listtree - displays files as a tree |
gitlens.resultsExplorer.files.threshold |
Specifies when to switch between displaying files as a tree or list based on the number of files in a nesting level in the GitLens Results viewOnly applies when displaying files as auto |
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.explorers.avatars |
Specifies whether to show avatar images instead of commit (or status) icons in the GitLens and GitLens Results views |
gitlens.explorers.commitFileFormat |
Specifies the format of a committed file in the GitLens and GitLens Results views Available tokens ${directory} - directory name ${file} - file name ${filePath} - formatted file name and path ${path} - full file path |
gitlens.explorers.commitFormat |
Specifies the format of committed changes in the GitLens and GitLens Results views Available tokens ${id} - commit id ${author} - commit author ${message} - commit message ${ago} - relative commit date (e.g. 1 day ago) ${date} - formatted commit date (format specified by gitlens.statusBar.dateFormat )${authorAgo} - commit author, relative commit date See https://github.com/eamodio/vscode-gitlens/wiki/Advanced-Formatting for advanced formatting |
gitlens.explorers.stashFileFormat |
Specifies the format of a stashed file in the GitLens and GitLens Results views Available tokens ${directory} - directory name ${file} - file name ${filePath} - formatted file name and path ${path} - full file path |
gitlens.explorers.stashFormat |
Specifies the format of stashed changes in the GitLens and GitLens Results views Available tokens ${id} - commit id ${author} - commit author ${message} - commit message ${ago} - relative commit date (e.g. 1 day ago) ${date} - formatted commit date (format specified by gitlens.statusBar.dateFormat )${authorAgo} - commit author, relative commit date See https://github.com/eamodio/vscode-gitlens/wiki/Advanced-Formatting for advanced formatting |
gitlens.explorers.statusFileFormat |
Specifies the format of the status of a working or committed file in the GitLens and GitLens Results views Available tokens ${directory} - directory name ${file} - file name ${filePath} - formatted file name and path ${path} - full file path ${working} - optional indicator if the file is uncommitted |
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.codeLens.authors.command |
Specifies the command to be executed when the authors code lens is clickedgitlens.toggleFileBlame - toggles file blame annotationsgitlens.diffWithPrevious - compares the current committed file with the previous commitgitlens.showQuickCommitDetails - shows a commit details quick pickgitlens.showQuickCommitFileDetails - shows a commit file details quick pickgitlens.showQuickFileHistory - shows a file history quick pickgitlens.showQuickRepoHistory - shows a branch history quick pick |
gitlens.codeLens.authors.enabled |
Specifies whether to show an authors code lens showing number of authors of the file or code block and the most prominent author (if there is more than one) |
gitlens.codeLens.enabled |
Specifies whether to provide any Git code lens, by default Use the Toggle Git Code Lens command ( gitlens.toggleCodeLens ) to toggle the Git code lens on and off for the current window |
gitlens.codeLens.recentChange.command |
Specifies the command to be executed when the recent change code lens is clickedgitlens.toggleFileBlame - toggles file blame annotationsgitlens.diffWithPrevious - compares the current committed file with the previous commitgitlens.showQuickCommitDetails - shows a commit details quick pickgitlens.showQuickCommitFileDetails - shows a commit file details quick pickgitlens.showQuickFileHistory - shows a file history quick pickgitlens.showQuickRepoHistory - shows a branch history quick pick |
gitlens.codeLens.recentChange.enabled |
Specifies whether to show a recent change code lens showing the author and date of the most recent commit for the file or code block |
gitlens.codeLens.scopes |
Specifies where Git code lens will be shown in the documentdocument - adds code lens at the top of the documentcontainers - adds code lens at the start of container-like symbols (modules, classes, interfaces, etc)blocks - adds code lens at the start of block-like symbols (functions, methods, etc) lines |
gitlens.codeLens.scopesByLanguage |
Specifies where Git code lens will be shown in the document for the specified languages |
gitlens.codeLens.symbolScopes |
Specifies a set of document symbols where Git code lens will or will not be shown in the document Prefix with ! to not show Git code lens for the symbolMust be a member of SymbolKind |
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.currentLine.dateFormat |
Specifies how to format absolute dates (using the ${date} token) for the current line blame annotationsSee https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/ for valid formats |
gitlens.currentLine.enabled |
Specifies whether to provide a blame annotation for the current line, by default Use the Toggle Line Blame Annotations command ( gitlens.toggleLineBlame ) to toggle the annotations on and off for the current window |
gitlens.currentLine.format |
Specifies the format of the current line blame annotation Available tokens ${id} - commit id${author} - commit author${message} - commit message${ago} - relative commit date (e.g. 1 day ago)${date} - formatted commit date (format specified by gitlens.annotations.line.trailing.dateFormat )${authorAgo} - commit author, relative commit dateSee https://github.com/eamodio/vscode-gitlens/wiki/Advanced-Formatting for advanced formatting |
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.blame.avatars |
Specifies whether to show avatar images in the gutter blame annotations |
gitlens.blame.compact |
Specifies whether to compact (deduplicate) matching adjacent gutter blame annotations |
gitlens.blame.dateFormat |
Specifies how to format absolute dates (using the ${date} token) in gutter blame annotationsSee https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/ for valid formats |
gitlens.blame.format |
Specifies the format of the gutter blame annotations Available tokens ${id} - commit id${author} - commit author${message} - commit message${ago} - relative commit date (e.g. 1 day ago)${date} - formatted commit date (format specified by gitlens.blame.dateFormat )${authorAgo} - commit author, relative commit dateSee https://github.com/eamodio/vscode-gitlens/wiki/Advanced-Formatting for advanced formatting |
gitlens.blame.heatmap.enabled |
Specifies whether to provide a heatmap indicator in the gutter blame annotations |
gitlens.blame.heatmap.location |
Specifies where the heatmap indicators will be shown in the gutter blame annotationsleft - adds a heatmap indicator on the left edge of the gutter blame annotationsright - adds a heatmap indicator on the right edge of the gutter blame annotations |
gitlens.blame.highlight.enabled |
Specifies whether to highlight lines associated with the current line |
gitlens.blame.highlight.locations |
Specifies where the associated line highlights will be showngutter - adds a gutter glyphline - adds a full-line highlight background coloroverview - adds a decoration to the overview ruler (scroll bar) |
gitlens.blame.ignoreWhitespace |
Specifies whether to ignore whitespace when comparing revisions during blame operations |
gitlens.blame.separateLines |
Specifies whether gutter blame annotations will have line separators |
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.hovers.annotations.changes |
Specifies whether to provide a changes (diff) hover for all lines when showing blame annotations |
gitlens.hovers.annotations.details |
Specifies whether to provide a commit details hover for all lines when showing blame annotations |
gitlens.hovers.annotations.enabled |
Specifies whether to provide any hovers when showing blame annotations |
gitlens.hovers.annotations.over |
Specifies when to trigger hovers when showing blame annotationsannotation - only shown when hovering over the line annotationline - shown when hovering anywhere over the line |
gitlens.hovers.currentLine.changes |
Specifies whether to provide a changes (diff) hover for the current line |
gitlens.hovers.currentLine.details |
Specifies whether to provide a commit details hover for the current line |
gitlens.hovers.currentLine.enabled |
Specifies whether to provide any hovers for the current line |
gitlens.hovers.currentLine.over |
Specifies when to trigger hovers for the current lineannotation - only shown when hovering over the line annotationline - shown when hovering anywhere over the line |
gitlens.hovers.enabled |
Specifies whether to provide any hovers |
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.recentChanges.highlight.locations |
Specifies where the highlights of the recently changed lines will be showngutter - adds a gutter glyphline - adds a full-line highlight background coloroverview - adds a decoration to the overview ruler (scroll bar) |
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.statusBar.alignment |
Specifies the blame alignment in the status barleft - align to the left, right - align to the right |
gitlens.statusBar.command |
Specifies the command to be executed when the blame status bar item is clickedgitlens.toggleFileBlame - toggles file blame annotationsgitlens.diffWithPrevious - compares the current line commit with the previousgitlens.diffWithWorking - compares the current line commit with the working treegitlens.toggleCodeLens - toggles Git code lensgitlens.showQuickCommitDetails - shows a commit details quick pickgitlens.showQuickCommitFileDetails - shows a commit file details quick pickgitlens.showQuickFileHistory - shows a file history quick pickgitlens.showQuickRepoHistory - shows a branch history quick pick |
gitlens.statusBar.dateFormat |
Specifies the date format of absolute dates shown in the blame information on the status bar See https://momentjs.com/docs/#/displaying/format/ for valid formats |
gitlens.statusBar.enabled |
Specifies whether to provide blame information on the status bar |
gitlens.statusBar.format |
Specifies the format of the blame information on the status bar Available tokens ${id} - commit id${author} - commit author${message} - commit message${ago} - relative commit date (e.g. 1 day ago)${date} - formatted commit date (format specified by gitlens.statusBar.dateFormat )See https://github.com/eamodio/vscode-gitlens/wiki/Advanced-Formatting for advanced formatting |
gitlens.statusBar.reduceFlicker |
Specifies whether to reduce the status bar "flickering" when changing lines by not first clearing the previous blame information |
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.advanced.blame.delayAfterEdit |
Specifies the time (in milliseconds) to wait before re-blaming an unsaved document after an edit. Use 0 to specify an infinite wait |
gitlens.advanced.blame.sizeThresholdAfterEdit |
Specifies the maximum document size (in lines) allowed to be re-blamed after an edit while still unsaved. Use 0 to specify no maximum |
gitlens.advanced.caching.enabled |
Specifies whether git output will be cached — changing the default is not recommended |
gitlens.advanced.git |
Specifies the git path to use |
gitlens.advanced.fileHistoryFollowsRenames |
Specifies whether file histories will follow renames -- will affect how merge commits are shown in histories |
gitlens.advanced.maxListItems |
Specifies the maximum number of items to show in a list. Use 0 to specify no maximum |
gitlens.advanced.menus |
Specifies which commands will be added to which menus |
gitlens.advanced.messages |
Specifies which messages should be suppressed |
gitlens.advanced.quickPick.closeOnFocusOut |
Specifies whether to close QuickPick menus when focus is lost |
gitlens.advanced.repositorySearchDepth |
Specifies how many folders deep to search for repositories |
gitlens.advanced.telemetry.enabled |
Specifies whether to enable GitLens telemetry (even if enabled still abides by the overall telemetry.enableTelemetry setting |
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.remotes |
Specifies user-defined remote (code-hosting) services or custom domains for built-in remote services Example: "gitlens.remotes": [{ "domain": "git.corporate-url.com", "type": "GitHub" }] Example: "gitlens.remotes": [{ "domain": "git.corporate-url.com", "type": "Custom", "name": "My Company", "protocol": "https", "urls": { "repository": "https://git.corporate-url.com/${repo}", "branches": "https://git.corporate-url.com/${repo}/branches", "branch": "https://git.corporate-url.com/${repo}/commits/${branch}", "commit": "https://git.corporate-url.com/${repo}/commit/${id}", "file": "https://git.corporate-url.com/${repo}?path=${file}${line}", "fileInBranch": "https://git.corporate-url.com/${repo}/blob/${branch}/${file}${line}", "fileInCommit": "https://git.corporate-url.com/${repo}/blob/${id}/${file}${line}", "fileLine": "#L${line}", "fileRange": "#L${start}-L${end}" } }] Example: "gitlens.remotes": [{ "domain": "git.corporate-url.com", "type": "Custom", "name": "My Company", "protocol": "https", "urls": { "repository": "https://git.corporate-url.com/projects/${repoBase}/repos/${repoPath}", "branches": "https://git.corporate-url.com/projects/${repoBase}/repos/${repoPath}/branches", "branch": "https://git.corporate-url.com/projects/${repoBase}/repos/${repoPath}/commits/${branch}", "commit": "https://git.corporate-url.com/projects/${repoBase}/repos/${repoPath}/commit/${id}", "file": "https://git.corporate-url.com/projects/${repoBase}/repos/${repoPath}?path=${file}${line}", "fileInBranch": "https://git.corporate-url.com/projects/${repoBase}/repos/${repoPath}/blob/${branch}/${file}${line}", "fileInCommit": "https://git.corporate-url.com/projects/${repoBase}/repos/${repoPath}/blob/${id}/${file}${line}", "fileLine": "#L${line}", "fileRange": "#L${start}-L${end}" } }] |
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.strings.codeLens.unsavedChanges.recentChangeAndAuthors |
Specifies the string to be shown in place of both the recent change and authors code lens when there are unsaved changes |
gitlens.strings.codeLens.unsavedChanges.recentChangeOnly |
Specifies the string to be shown in place of the recent change code lens when there are unsaved changes |
gitlens.strings.codeLens.unsavedChanges.authorsOnly |
Specifies the string to be shown in place of the authors code lens when there are unsaved changes |
GitLens defines a set of themable colors which can be provided by vscode themes or directly by the user using workbench.colorCustomization
.
Name | Description |
---|---|
gitlens.gutterBackgroundColor |
Specifies the background color of the gutter blame annotations |
gitlens.gutterForegroundColor |
Specifies the foreground color of the gutter blame annotations |
gitlens.gutterUncommittedForegroundColor |
Specifies the foreground color of an uncommitted line in the gutter blame annotations |
gitlens.trailingLineBackgroundColor |
Specifies the background color of the trailing blame annotation |
gitlens.trailingLineForegroundColor |
Specifies the foreground color of the trailing blame annotation |
gitlens.lineHighlightBackgroundColor |
Specifies the background color of the associated line highlights in blame annotations |
gitlens.lineHighlightOverviewRulerColor |
Specifies the overview ruler color of the associated line highlights in blame annotations |
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to your settings to join the insiders channel and get early access to upcoming features. Be aware that because this provides early access expect there to be issues.
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