Eric Amodio

@ericf-axosoft GitLens is definitely sending the changes to the webview -- that's exactly what your changes in `src/plus/webviews/graph/graphWebview.ts` added the new setting into.

The gutter glyphs for uncommitted changes is provided by VS Code itself, and unfortunately VS Code doesn't let extensions interact/control/provide them. But GitLens does have a "similar" feature that adds...

Unfortunately I can't reproduce this -- can you provide more details? Are you using a remote workspace (WSL, SSH, or a container)? Anything else different about your setup?

Unfortunately, I'm unable to reproduce this, nor can I tell why this is happening. Can you or someone else in the community that can reproduce this, help debug it? Thanks!

Changelist parity with IntelliJ is not currently on the roadmap, but we are adding Git worktree support in the next version. While they aren't the same thing (at least from...

I don't understand how GitLens could be impacting running/debugging. Is this a public repository that I can try out?

@crmccar Thanks -- yeah, any reproducible case that we can use to debug this would be extremely helpful.

@imagoiq I'm pretty sure this would make for a pretty good first PR -- would you like to try?

@ganesh-4212 awesome! Here is a good place to start: https://github.com/eamodio/vscode-gitlens/blob/master/src/views/viewCommands.ts#L716-L737 I believe `window.createTerminal` optionally takes shell command and args -- so we should be able to just have a couple...

Really sorry for the delay on this issue -- somehow I completely missed it 😢 Can you try to see if the issue is still reproducible in the insiders edition?...