Do you believe in big footsteps?

#shorts

[wilsmith]

I mean git keeps track of all my changes with the green little line on the side

[DEVDerr]

Pro tip: VSCode already does that with marking lines on a left side

[jaya]

Unfortunately it looks like the person who created this extension has abandoned it. Not a single issue has been replied to by Owner and there's a lot of QoL features necessary to make this a useful extension.

Probably best to do a little more research on an extension before you recommend it, at least confirming that the dev is still active and addressing user concerns/requests (last commit was 2 years ago).

[bowiemtl]

I use my git client for this. When I saw the thumbnail I first thought this was for linking together each call/mention to a function, variable or css class etc. through highlighting it. Definitely not as useful as I hoped it’d be

[adventuresoftext]

Notepad++ did something like this too. It highlights the side with orange of the lines you've changed. It's a nice feature.

[finesim]

Might switch back to VS Code for notebooks, would have been thankful for something like that yesterday 😂

[ezkymos]

VS Code do it by itself by putting colored marks on the left side if you use git

[frederico-kluser]

I loved Thanks you much, I always code and forget of commit and this will save my life 😮

[vulkanosaure]

This has to be a git client feature, which then can bring you more, ex : hover over that line to see the previous version before the change...

[purduetom]

I wonder if this relies on the file being in a git repo? I have to work in a codebase that’s part of an svn repo….

[alejomakevids]

Wait but git already does that and more.

[cherriepie]

This looks like it would get annoying really fast

[gamertike]

or just use gitlens which does a similar thing

[long-long.]

Assuming you are some weird other time line dev that has never heard of git... ye sure.

[josephlivengood]

That's really cool, I use git at the moment. I'll try this too

[shaded]

but so does git, personal wouldn't encourage this

[dandandrorivolleyball]

Can it be toggled on/off with a keyboard shortcut?

[ciberman]

It's literally the same as git but less useful