After updating to IntelliJ IDEA 2019.1 on macOS I see behind the cursor the line commit message (or annotations). How can I disable it?
<CURSOR> <USER>, <DATE> <TIME> <COMMIT MESSAGE>
<CURSOR> Name, 2019-03-07 09:41 ABC-1234 Did do something
After updating to IntelliJ IDEA 2019.1 on macOS I see behind the cursor the line commit message (or annotations). How can I disable it?
<CURSOR> <USER>, <DATE> <TIME> <COMMIT MESSAGE>
<CURSOR> Name, 2019-03-07 09:41 ABC-1234 Did do something
You have installed GitToolBox third-party plug-in which provides this feature:
Blame inlined in active editor - show blame for line at caret in active editor
Either disable the plug-in or configure its options as shown below:
That isn't an IntellIJ IDEA feature.
You installed the GitToolBox plugin.
This is called Git blame.
You enable it by right-clicking the gutter area (if you configured a valid Git root)
And you disable it in the same way with Close Annotations
The displayed information can be altered using the View sub-menu
All the necessary IDEA examples/explanation can be found here.
For your case, under the Locate code author paragraph.