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how to get rid of inline annotation? #171
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Hard to tell for sure in that screenshot but it looks like that is the code lens (appears above a line) -- if so you can use Hope that helps. |
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Thank you for Gitlens! It is a great extension and I use it all the time. I have just one issue that keeps bugging me: blame is very useful and gitlens makes it conveniently appear in the editor with a click of a button; but do the annotations really need to be there all the time and by default? In addition to the code clutter, every time you switch to a file you get that "bump" effect that opens up new lines in the code and then slow fade-in of codelens text... So, usually the first thing I do after installing is googling how to disable this. |
Thank you! In GitLens 8 there is a new WYSIWYG settings editor to allow you to very easily configure GitLens exactly to your needs. You can open it from the Command Palette -- GitLens: Open Settings |
Oh, this is a great feature! |
You can also activate gitLens Zen Mode (this disable some visual features like inline annotation) |
Ended up being |
In latest version, things seem to have changed a bit. This works though:
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I've tried a ton of settings but can't seem to get rid of this inline annotation in my working files:
How do I disable this?
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