Vscode-gitlens: what is the new option to turn off line blame?

Created on 9 Feb 2018  路  14Comments  路  Source: eamodio/vscode-gitlens

I found that this option was no longer there

    "gitlens.blame.line.enabled": false,

Could you tell me the new way to turn off the line blame ?

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"gitlens.currentLine.enabled": false

FYI GitLens 8 has a whole WYSIWYG settings editor built in. You can open it from the command palette GitLens: Open Settings 馃槃

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"gitlens.currentLine.enabled": false

FYI GitLens 8 has a whole WYSIWYG settings editor built in. You can open it from the command palette GitLens: Open Settings 馃槃

Also curiously -- was the setting not migrated properly? It should have been.

Hi @eamodio
No the setting was not migrated properly.

The WYSIWYG is awesome.

Replacing gitlens.blame.line.enabled with gitlens.currentLine.enabled worked perfectly.

The setting migration should now work in 8.0.1 -- sorry about that 馃槩

"gitlens.currentLine.enabled": false

FYI GitLens 8 has a whole WYSIWYG settings editor built in. You can open it from the command palette _GitLens: Open Settings_ 馃槃

Yeap but it is not easy to check 120 settings rather than writing one line.

@can-artuc sure, but if you don't know the name of the setting or if there is even a setting an interactive settings editor definitely helps.

I agree @eamodio but I can always find the settings name as I found at the moment 馃槵I checked editor 2 times to find it. May be I am not so good to read settings in editor.

@can-artuc just to make sure I understand that we are talking about the same thing -- here is a screenshot of GitLens' settings editor:

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You are talking about that one right? If so, I would love to hear any thoughts/feedback how I can make it less overwhelming and more accessible.

Hmm nope @eamodio , I am talking about this:

@can-artuc Yeah -- that's what I thought -- that is vscode's settings editor -- which is completely unusable (imo) for something like GitLens which has a ton of settings. That is why I built my own interactive settings editor -- specifically for GitLens (and long before vscode even had its own ui settings editor). You can open it from the command palette GitLens: Open Settings

Thank you @eamodio , you are very helpful! I haven't built any vscode extension and don't know the dynamics and structures. But if it is possible to do, may be it is better to put some kind of info or link which points to your interactive settings editor from regular settings window. Thank you very much for your effort for this extension!

@can-artuc Appreciate that -- and glad to help. I wish it was something that was possible. I actually just opened this issue about it: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/70589. Please upvote it ;)

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