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Not the person you were replying to, but in PyCharm: - right click on the line number, click Annotate; this gives you the commit date and author in the gutter
by kevinschumacher 6y ago
Not the person you were replying to, but in PyCharm:
- right click on the line number, click Annotate; this gives you the commit date and author in the gutter
- hover over the date/author name; this gives you the commit hash and message
- click on the hash itself in the popover; this shows the git commit graph on the Version Control tab
- right click on the date/author name, click Annotate Revision; this opens up the version committed then, with its git blame in the gutter.
- aflag 6y agoThat's nice, and setting the options to detect movements really improves it. It'd be nice to see the commit message, rather than the author, without the need to hovering, though.