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Re:Code only says what it does by kevinschumacher on Monday July 06, 2020 @04:33PM (#23752439)
Not the person you were replying to, but in PyCharm:

- right click on the line number, click Annotate; this gives you the commit date and author in the gutter

- hover over the date/author name; this gives you the commit hash and message

- click on the hash itself in the popover; this shows the git commit graph on the Version Control tab

- right click on the date/author name, click Annotate Revision; this opens up the version committed then, with its git blame in the gutter.

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Re:Code only says what it does by aflag on Tuesday July 07, 2020 @06:19AM (#23757561)
That's nice, and setting the options to detect movements really improves it. It'd be nice to see the commit message, rather than the author, without the need to hovering, though.
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