Sublime Text Version https://github.com/jisaacks/GitGutter
Not to take away from the post, anyone else feeling a bit of Vim overload in the past few days? I'm pretty much Vim'ed out with all the Vim related postings.
Vim Git Gutter
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#44Eclipse pretty much does this out of the box. I guess so do IntelliJ and Visual Studio. You can also display the name of the last person to change a line in the same position (ie. svn/git blame), which is very useful to quickly find out who to talk to regarding a section of a file. The commit message is displayed on mouseover.
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#45Seems to add noticeable latency (1+ seconds) to my save, each time. Vim is unresponsive during this time Is this expected? I save quite frequently, it's an unconscious reflex at this point.
Out of curiosity, what is the line count on the file where this is happening?
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#46Sublime Text Version https://github.com/jisaacks/GitGutter
Not to take away from the post, anyone else feeling a bit of Vim overload in the past few days? I'm pretty much Vim'ed out with all the Vim related postings.
Nope. Anything that makes my development easier is anything but an overload to me.
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#47Nice! This is one of the things I got used to in RubyMine that I've missed in vim.
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#48Eclipse pretty much does this out of the box. I guess so do IntelliJ and Visual Studio. You can also display the name of the last person to change a line in the same position (ie. svn/git blame), which is very useful to quickly find out who to talk to regarding a section of a file. The commit message is displayed on mouseover.
Yes, IntelliJ handles this pretty nicely. For modified lines, you can mouse over to see what you changed. For all changes, you can click a context menu to revert any given change. (Of course, that does require touching a mouse... though I believe you can set up a key mapping for it.)
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#49An aside question; what's the deal with "pathogen"? I've been using the "/bin/cp" command for years installing vim plugins and it's worked remarkably well; requiring just about 1 invocation on average... What problem does that thing solve?
I have 5 separate computers that I run vim on. Manually installing and updating is a huge pain. I keep my .vimrc in git to keep them all synchronized.
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#50It'd be perfect if the signs changed in real-time without the need to save first. Awesome work though. Thanks Andy.
The Sublime version does.