Closed sl1zz3r closed 9 months ago
I want to Blame a file at the commit that is currently checked out.
Select commit and call blame from the file context menu of the Changes or FileTree tabs.
Is it possible that the blame view shows in with branch the commit were created?
There is no information about what branch the commit was created on. A branch is just a named pointer.
I want to Blame a file at the commit that is currently checked out.
But the Blame view always shows the newest commit for this file. And this commit is not the filestate i want to see.
Workaround: Open the file with blame and select the commit u want to see.
Use-Case: Detect the commit, in that a Bug were created in a Release Branch.
Is it possible that the blame view shows in with branch the commit were created?