vscode-gitlens/CHANGELOG.md

## Release Notes ### 0.9.0 - Adds support for git history (log)! - Adds support for blame annotations and git commands on file revisions - Adds ability to show multiple blame annotation at the same time (one per vscode editor) - Adds new gitlens.showFileHistory command to open the history explorer - Adds new gitlens.showFileHistory option to the gitlens.codeLens.recentChange.command, gitlens.codeLens.authors.command, and gitlens.statusBar.command settings - Adds per-language CodeLens location customization using the gitlens.codeLens.languageLocations setting - Adds new gitlens.diffLineWithPrevious command for line sensitive diffs - Adds new gitlens.diffLineWithWorking command for line sensitive diffs - Adds gitlens.diffWithPrevious command to the explorer context menu - Adds output channel logging, controlled by the gitlens.advanced.output.level setting - Complete rewrite of the blame annotation provider to reduce overhead and provide better performance - Improves performance (significantly) when only showing CodeLens at the document level - Improves performance of status bar blame support - Changes gitlens.diffWithPrevious command to always be file sensitive diffs - Changes gitlens.diffWithWorking command to always be file sensitive diffs - Removes all debug logging, unless the gitlens.advanced.debug settings it on - Fixes many (most?) issues with whitespace toggling (required because of https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/11485) - Fixes issue where blame annotations would not be cleared properly when switching between open files ### 0.5.5 - Fixes another off-by-one issue when diffing with caching ### 0.5.4 - Fixes off-by-one issues with blame annotations without caching and when diffing with a previous version ### 0.5.3 - Adds better uncommitted hover message in blame annotations - Adds more protection for dealing with uncommitted lines ### 0.5.2 - Fixes loading issue on Linux ### 0.5.1 - Adds blame information in the StatusBar - Add new StatusBar settings -- see Extension Settings above for details - Renames the gitlens.codeLens.recentChange.command & gitlens.codeLens.authors.command settings options (to align with command names) - Adds new gitlens.diffWithPrevious option to the gitlens.codeLens.recentChange.command & gitlens.codeLens.authors.command settings - Fixes Diff with Previous when the selection is uncommitted - Removes gitlens.blame.annotation.useCodeActions setting and behavior ### 0.3.3 - Fixes #7 - missing spawn-rx dependency (argh!) ### 0.3.2 - Fixes #7 - missing lodash dependency ### 0.3.1 - Adds new CodeLens visibility & location settings -- see Extension Settings above for details - Adds new command to toggle CodeLens on and off when gitlens.codeLens.visibility is set to ondemand ### 0.2.0 - Fixes #1 - Support blame on files outside the workspace repository - Replaces blame regex parsing with a more robust parser - Fixes failures with Diff with Previous command - Fixes issues with blame explorer CodeLens when dealing with previous commits - Fixes display issues with compact blame annotations (now skips blank lines) ### 0.1.3 - Improved blame annotations, now with sha and author by default - Add new blame annotation styles -- compact and expanded (default) - Adds many new configuration settings; see Extension Settings above for details ### 0.0.7 - Fixes #4 - Absolute paths fail on Windows due to backslash (Really!) - Fixes #5 - Finding first non-white-space fails sometimes - Adds .gitignore checks to reduce the number of blame calls ### 0.0.6 - Fixes #2 - [request] Provide some debug info when things fail - Fixes #4 - Absolute paths fail on Windows due to backslash - Attempts to scroll to the correct position when opening a diff ### 0.0.5 - Fixes issues where filename changes in history would cause diffs to fails - Fixes some issues with uncommitted blames - Removes CodeLens from fields and single-line properties to reduce visual noise - Automatically turns off blame only when required now ### 0.0.4 Candidate for preview release on the vscode marketplace. ### 0.0.1 Initial release but still heavily a work in progress.