In GitHub's blame view, there's a little legend showing that older commits are accented with a light yellow color, and the lightness/brightness of the shade of yellow drops all the way to pitch black for very young commits. See it in action here:
It would be super cool if vim-fugitive could do the same. Happy to work on this, but I didn't want to start working on it if the feature had been considered and explicitly been rejected for consideration. I searched the issue list and didn't see anything specifically mentioning this but it's possible I just didn't search thoroughly enough.
In GitHub's blame view, there's a little legend showing that older commits are accented with a light yellow color, and the lightness/brightness of the shade of yellow drops all the way to pitch black for very young commits. See it in action here:
https://github.com/tpope/vim-fugitive/blame/0444df68cd1cdabc7453d6bd84099458327e5513/autoload/fugitive.vim
It would be super cool if vim-fugitive could do the same. Happy to work on this, but I didn't want to start working on it if the feature had been considered and explicitly been rejected for consideration. I searched the issue list and didn't see anything specifically mentioning this but it's possible I just didn't search thoroughly enough.