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When showing the git blame info, I often find that I not only want to know the author, but also the diff/hunk for the specific line I'm looking at.
So, when opening the git blame commit, in either of these situations:
clicking on a commit hash in a git blame context
editor: open git blame commit command
I think it would be nice to automatically scroll to the specific file/line in question.
And/or: add the specific hunk diff to the tooltip that shows the commit info, or something similar, to be able to quickly see the last edit made to the current line.
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When showing the git blame info, I often find that I not only want to know the author, but also the diff/hunk for the specific line I'm looking at.
So, when opening the git blame commit, in either of these situations:
editor: open git blame commit
commandI think it would be nice to automatically scroll to the specific file/line in question.
And/or: add the specific hunk diff to the tooltip that shows the commit info, or something similar, to be able to quickly see the last edit made to the current line.
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