> I added a commit to enable the change history since it was trivial. Seems > like a nice, user-visible change to take along (gives a bit of a modern > feeling).
I'm a tad late to the party (as usual), but I don't think it should be enabled by default. Here's a few reasons: * I've seen it do odd stuff (when I <kbd>^Z</kbd>d a change on a line, it stayed green, yet didn't match the saved state), so I'm wondering if it's already stable enough… but maybe it's just because it matched *one* of the saved states of the file because I did save that previous state before!? * if you reload the file, everything becomes green… * if someone doesn't have the marker margin visible, background rendering is quite intrusive (especially after reloading the file :wink: ) * I personally don't understand the point of the feature. Why would I want to see changes since the file was loaded? It's might be nice to see which lines aren't saved, but having everything since the file was loaded I don't understand the use case. * I think it's not entirely obvious what the feature is about if you don't know it. Meaning that if I just opened Geany, I could wonder what the heck was that thing. * Colors are a bit off with the default theme (or any for that matter), maybe we'd need some way to adjust that? -- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/3551#issuecomment-1751809855 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Message ID: <geany/geany/pull/3551/[email protected]>
