Git inline blame too transparent

[emekaorji]

There's no setting to increase the opacity of the inline blame.

With the theme I am using on vscode, I really am straining my eyes to see it.

[eamodio]

You can set the gitlens.trailingLineForegroundColor theme color in the workbench.colorCustomizations setting, e.g.:

  "workbench.colorCustomizations": {
    "gitlens.trailingLineForegroundColor":"#ff0000"
  },

That will set the inline back to red. The value is RGBA.

[groengpx]

For the curious, the default is #99999959, which might help if you want to switch to the new the built-in experimental git.blame.editorDecoration and want to keep the same colors as with gitlens:

"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
	"git.blame.editorDecorationForeground": "#99999959",
},

More generally, this is my config now with the built-in blame, to almost replicate gitlens' behaviour:

"git.blame.statusBarItem.enabled": true,
"git.blame.statusBarItem.template": "${authorName}, ${authorDateAgo}",
"git.blame.editorDecoration.template": "${authorDateAgo} · ${subject}",
"git.blame.editorDecoration.enabled": true,
"workbench.colorCustomizations": {
	"git.blame.editorDecorationForeground": "#99999959",
},

I can't make the the built-in version replicate 'You' as author, and since my full git author name is quite long, I just leave it out.