I've been using this VS Code extension for a couple of years, it allows to quickly jump from VS Code to Sublime Merge.
The feature I use the most is View File History in Sublime Merge. It opens Sublime with the search bar content set at file:"<file-path>".
However, this view only shows the committed history of the file, not the current changes. But quite often, it's specially the current changes that I would like to see.
Preferred solution
In the views file:"<file-path>", include the current changes. Same as what's usually shown in the standard view when clicking the top most entry in the commit list:
Problem description
I've been using this VS Code extension for a couple of years, it allows to quickly jump from VS Code to Sublime Merge.
The feature I use the most is
View File History in Sublime Merge. It opens Sublime with the search bar content set atfile:"<file-path>".However, this view only shows the committed history of the file, not the current changes. But quite often, it's specially the current changes that I would like to see.
Preferred solution
In the views
file:"<file-path>", include the current changes. Same as what's usually shown in the standard view when clicking the top most entry in the commit list: