Comment by roblh

Maybe I'm just a scrub, but something that I find makes it harder to do smaller commits is that I frequently rely on being able to see which lines I've changed directly inline in my editor. When you commit, vscode now stops highlighting all of those lines, and that makes it much more difficult for me to orient myself relative to what I've already done. The individual lines, and the git pane that shows which files have been changed, act as waypoints for me while I'm working on stuff. It's particularly important on more complicated features that span more files, and I'll often intentionally commit stuff I feel like I'm not likely to touch again to reduce some visual noise.