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There is a git-diff package that shows colored bars next to the line numbers: https://github.com/atom/git-diff https://github.com/atom/git-diff. While not a rea
by TimWolla 12y ago
There is a git-diff package that shows colored bars next to the line numbers: https://github.com/atom/git-diff https://github.com/atom/git-diff. While not a real diff I find it pretty helpful.
- notduncansmith 12y agoYeah, I do have that installed. It's nice to know how big of a change I made, but still requires me to use more memory than I'd like when composing a commit (or go to the terminal). Maybe SublimeGit has spoiled me, but I really feel like leaving my editor to make a one-file commit is for the birds. It doesn't break my workflow nearly as much as popping back to the terminal, doing a status to make sure I'm committing what I think I am, adding the file, then doing a commit, then (possibly) pushing. 3-4 steps compared to 1 from the editor (add and commit, or add and commit and push, this file).