The Blame/Timeline window has two panes: the left pane with commit names and dates, and the right pane with line numbers and source file text and diffs.
The two panes are usually the same height and they scroll together and the line numbers line up with the commit names and dates.
However, in one case, the left pane is one line shorter than the right pane. The panes are in sync if you only scroll the left pane (with the mouse scroll wheel since the left pane doesn't have its own vertical scroll bar).
If you scroll the right pane in the up direction, the panes remain in sync. But if you scroll the right pane down further than the left pane can scroll, then it will be out of sync.
The last commit with no diffs appears to represent 3 lines in the right pane. The following image is in sync:
One difference between the left pane and the right pane is that the right pane has a horizontal scroll bar which you can see in the above picture below the #endif text.
I am using Fork.app 2.42 with macOS Monterey 12.7.2.
The Blame/Timeline window has two panes: the left pane with commit names and dates, and the right pane with line numbers and source file text and diffs.
The two panes are usually the same height and they scroll together and the line numbers line up with the commit names and dates.
However, in one case, the left pane is one line shorter than the right pane. The panes are in sync if you only scroll the left pane (with the mouse scroll wheel since the left pane doesn't have its own vertical scroll bar).
If you scroll the right pane in the up direction, the panes remain in sync. But if you scroll the right pane down further than the left pane can scroll, then it will be out of sync.
The last commit with no diffs appears to represent 3 lines in the right pane. The following image is in sync:
One difference between the left pane and the right pane is that the right pane has a horizontal scroll bar which you can see in the above picture below the
#endiftext.I am using Fork.app 2.42 with macOS Monterey 12.7.2.