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Change color of side bar based on version control (namely, git) status #70
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- Move definition of `g:id_list` to `s:open_window()` (from `s:toggle_window()`) - Change default highlight groups to ones that ship with vim
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I'd love to see configurable colors in the minimap for the different types of changes (modify, add, delete) git reports.
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Some IDEs show colors in the side bar to show where changes have been made since the last commit. This makes it easy to click on/jump to/stop scrolling when navigating to recent changes in a file. minimap.vim does not have this functionality, and it would be more awesome if it did.
I can easily see this being out of scope for the project, but I figured not asking gets you nothing. I don't mind taking a stab at implementing this, but I don't have any context for how possible this would be (I haven't browsed the source to see how minimap.vim works).
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