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History functionality in code too invasive

New Here ,
Feb 28, 2020 Feb 28, 2020

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Hello,Capture d’écran 2020-02-28 à 11.23.34.png
In the code display, there are orange / green / red margins on the left which display the deleted code in a red block with an R to restore this deleted code.
Where are these functions explained?
I find this very annoying because I prefer to be able to simply select lines by clicking and dragging on the line numbers.
How can we deactivate this history reminder function?

Thanks!

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LEGEND , Feb 28, 2020 Feb 28, 2020

The colored bars are there because you are using git as a version control system.

They show which sections of code have been deleted, changed and included, when the file(s) are compared with older/newer vesrsion from the git repository.

 

The color coding is almost standard for such use, (MS Word, Project, etc) and many version control systems do the same. I don't use git, but maybe another participant can tell you how to just use git as a 'back-up' sytem, (which is the only reason left to use git,

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The colored bars are there because you are using git as a version control system.

They show which sections of code have been deleted, changed and included, when the file(s) are compared with older/newer vesrsion from the git repository.

 

The color coding is almost standard for such use, (MS Word, Project, etc) and many version control systems do the same. I don't use git, but maybe another participant can tell you how to just use git as a 'back-up' sytem, (which is the only reason left to use git, without version control).

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Thank you very much !

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