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Visual Studio Code – How to disable the hidden lines feature in gitlens/vscode?

This feature is very annoying to me when I an going through the file history and looking for a keyword throughout.

Is there a way to disable this ?

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Sorry, I can’t find the correct keywords / settings for this.

I want to see all the line in the files diff. Instead of just the changed lines.

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    I found this behavior annoying too, especially when searching file history for keywords! Here’s how to see all lines in most VCS:

    Git: Use git log -p filename to view the entire file history with context.

    Subversion: Use svn cat -r filename (replace with the desired version number) to see the complete contents of a specific revision.

    Mercurial: Similar to Subversion, use hg cat -r filename to view the contents at a particular revision.

    For other VCS, consult their documentation for commands to view the full file history.

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    It’s not a gitlens feature. It’s a VS Code feature. The setting you want is diffEditor.hideUnchangedRegions.enabled (set to false).

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