All of these methods only affect future commits, not past ones. You can find more information at the section called “git-blame(1)”. There are three ways to change your committer identity in Git. Refer to the section called “TortoiseGitBlame Settings”. The settings for TortoiseGitBlame can be accessed using TortoiseGit → Settings. Context menu → Show log displays the revision log dialog starting with the referenced revision. Please note, however, that these two options are only available if this line is not there since the initial commit of the file. Context menu → Show changes starts your diff viewer, showing you what changed in the referenced revision of the file. This gives you the blame report for the state of the file just before the line you are looking at was last changed. Context menu → Blame previous revision generates a blame report for the same file, but using the previous revision as the upper limit. When the mouse is over the blame info columns, a context menu is available which helps with comparing revisions and examining history, using the commit of the line under the mouse as a reference. You can also jump to a specific line number using Edit → Go To Line. Log messages are not included in the search - you should use the Log Dialog to search those.
This allows you to search for revision numbers, authors and the content of the file itself. You can search within the Blame report using Edit → Find. This command annotates from the given revision of the file. In Intellij this functionality does not work. I can click any annotation and the associated commit will be opened in the git tab. There you can toggle the Ignore whitespace and also toggle the detection of moved/copied lines from other files and Follow renames. annotate command is used in git to track each line of the file based on the commit information. In Pycharm, when the 'Annotate with Git Blame' option is selected, the gutter is populated with the name of the author and the date of commit for each line in the source file.
The default coloring is quite light, but you can change it using the TortoiseGitBlame settings. This will use a color gradient to show newer lines in yellow and older lines in white. Then the background color intensity of the lines is related to its age. If you need a better visual indicator of where the oldest and newest changes are, select View → Colorize by age, continuous. If you want to copy the log message for that revision, use the context menu which appears when you right click on the blame info column. The revision comments (log message) are shown in a hint box whenever the mouse hovers over the blame info column. Click on that revision again to turn off highlighting. This highlighting is sticky, allowing you to move the mouse without losing the highlights. If you left click on a line (on the blame info column on the left), all lines with the same revision are highlighted, and lines from other revisions by the same author are highlighted in a lighter color. The coloring may not work as clearly if you have your display set to 256 color mode. Lines from other revisions which were changed by the same author are shown with a light background. When you hover the mouse over a line in the blame info column, all lines with the same revision are shown with a darker background. TortoiseGitBlame, which is included with TortoiseGit.
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