BlameHighlighter
Sublime Text 3 Extension to highlight the code committed by you in a file using git blame
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BlameHighlighter
What does it do?
This Sublime Text 3 Extension highlights the code in a git-repository file that is previously committed by you. It does this by using git-blame which shows which lines were committed by you.
Why would it be useful?
If you have previously committed a small bit of code in a large file, you can quickly find that section because it gets highlighted on the minimap.
How do I Install it?
You can get it from Sublime Package Control. Install the 'BlameHighlighter' package.
Please note you need Git 1.8.4 or above to use BlameHighlighter. If you are running Windows, you have to set the path to git.exe in the BlameHighlight.sublime-settings file.
How to use it?
Invoke the command pane (Ctrl + Shift + P or Cmd + Shift + P) and run the following functions:
BlameHighlighter: Highlight the code you have edited- to highlight the changes.BlameHighlighter: Clear Highlighted Blames- to clear the highlights
License
This is licensed under MIT/X11. Thanks to Sindhu for the idea for this plugin.