After several updates, and installing other extensions like Error Lens, I noticed that GitLens stopped working. There is no blame information displayed at the line ends anymore. Error Lens continues working.
I’m not using the plus features and are not logged in to a GitLens+ account.
According to its documentation, the inline blame is not a plus feature and should work without subscription.
When installing Code on another computer and synchronizing the settings, GitLens worked for a short while and then the inline blame messages disappeared.
Is this a known issue? What can be the reason?
Edit: GitLens inline blame works in the diff editor, opened from the source control view. The blame is also displayed in the status bar, and "Toggle Line Blame" also works as expected.However, neither of them works when opening a file normally. No status bar message, no inline blame, toggle line blame has no effect. It’s enabled in the configuration. Disabling all other extensions and leaving only GitLens enabled has no effect, either.
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Okay figured the root cause. It's connected to virtual drives assigned to folders with the subst command.
It seems to be an issue in the recent versions of the extensions. I'm going to create a ticket for it.
I’ve been struggling with the same issue, for some time, but finally found my solution.
Hope this helps.
you have to exit ZEN mode
Like this, find
zenat the bottom of the vscode status barthen Change to
Review ModeI was facing the same issue, the workorund was moving all my projects to C drive, I hope this pelps someone else.