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Visibility in side bar #264

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petersykim opened this issue Jan 29, 2018 · 9 comments · May be fixed by jeremyrajan/vscode-gitlens#10
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Visibility in side bar #264

petersykim opened this issue Jan 29, 2018 · 9 comments · May be fixed by jeremyrajan/vscode-gitlens#10
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blocked: vscode Caused by or dependent on a VS Code issue or feature

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@petersykim
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Hi, I temporarily hid gitlens side bar in explorer and see no option to make it visible again. What am I missing here?

@eamodio
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eamodio commented Jan 29, 2018

You can turn it back on by right-clicking next Explorer at the top of the side bar -- it will open a menu you can you re-enable GitLens. Unfortunately once you hide something from the side bar, an extension can't do anything about it.

See microsoft/vscode#31485

@eamodio eamodio added the blocked: vscode Caused by or dependent on a VS Code issue or feature label Jan 29, 2018
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petersykim commented Jan 29, 2018 via email

@eamodio eamodio closed this as completed Jan 29, 2018
@aroraayush
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aroraayush commented Aug 7, 2018

I wasn't able to get GitLens in the top of the side bar.
What worked for me was pressing Cmd+Shift+P on my mac and typing & choosing
Gitlens: Show File History Explorer.

Hope this helps to other people who couldn't get their issue resolved by above mentioned comments

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js1m commented Nov 23, 2020

To anyone who had it disappear recently on code-insiders sidebar outta nowhere, just keep downgrading the version until it the gitlens icon appears on the sidebar again -- I just went for 10.2.2
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@eamodio
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eamodio commented Nov 23, 2020

This was an intentional default change in GitLens 11. You can change back to having all the views be on the GitLens side bar by using the Set Views Layout command.

  1. Open Command Palette (CMD + SHFT + P)
  2. Search GitLens: Set Views Layout
  3. Select GitLens Layout

You can also just drag and drop views individually to place them anywhere you'd like.

@MaximeMichard
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And for window it's just (CTRL + SHFT + P)

@noamgot
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noamgot commented Dec 29, 2020

Just encountered this issue after Gitlens disappeared from the sidebar. Well, it's not a bug - it's a feature!
There a message that pops up after the update and explains this.
All the goodies are now in the source control menu (look at the bottom of the image):
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If you still want to change this - use eamodio's solution above.

@harshilparmar
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This was an intentional default change in GitLens 11. You can change back to having all the views be on the GitLens side bar by using the Set Views Layout command.

1. Open Command Palette (CMD + SHFT + P)

2. Search GitLens: Set Views Layout

3. Select GitLens Layout

You can also just drag and drop views individually to place them anywhere you'd like.

Thank you so much 😁😁

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