Add on your `settings.json`:

    &quot;diffEditor.ignoreTrimWhitespace&quot;: true,


I believe OP is asking to ignore all whitespaces (including between words) not just trailing whitespaces.  
 Unfortunately, it&#39;s still not implemented and you can track the process status here: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/43026

Is there any reason to group multiple assertions:

    public void shouldTellIfPrime(){
        Assertions.assertAll(
                () -&gt; assertTrue(isPrime(2)),
                () -&gt; assertFalse(isPrime(4))
        );
    }

instead of doing this:

    public void shouldTellIfPrime(){
        Assertions.assertTrue(isPrime(2));
        Assertions.assertFalse(isPrime(4));
    }

assertAll vs multiple assertions in JUnit5

I try to convert an existing project to use Typescript and I have problems doing so with my testing setup.

I had a setup file for my tests that sets up jsdom so that all my DOM interacting code works during my tests. Using Typescript (ts-node with mocha) I always get errors like this:

    Property &#39;window&#39; does not exist on type &#39;Global&#39;.

To prevent this I tried patching the NodeJS.Global interface like this:

    declare namespace NodeJS{
      interface Global {
        document: Document;
        window: Window;
        navigator: Navigator;
      }
    }

But this didn&#39;t change anything.

How do I enable those browser properties on the NodeJS global variable?

**Extras:**

This is my mocha `setup.ts`:

    import { jsdom, changeURL } from &#39;jsdom&#39;;
    
    const exposedProperties = [&#39;window&#39;, &#39;navigator&#39;, &#39;document&#39;];
    
    global.document = jsdom(&#39;&#39;);
    global.window = global.document.defaultView;
    Object.keys(global.document.defaultView).forEach((property) =&gt; {
      if (typeof global[property] === &#39;undefined&#39;) {
        exposedProperties.push(property);
        global[property] = global.document.defaultView[property];
      }
    });
    
    global.navigator = {
      userAgent: &#39;node.js&#39;,
    };
    
    changeURL(global.window, &#39;http://example.com/&#39;);

How to prevent &quot;Property &#39;...&#39; does not exist on type &#39;Global&#39;&quot; with jsdom and typescript?

Is it possible to ignore white-space when viewing code differences of a file (generated by GIT) in Visual Studio Code? That will be really helpful in checking for actual code additions/deletions before committing.

Ignore whitespace in Visual Studio Code git diff view

<p>Is it possible to ignore white-space when viewing code differences of a file (generated by GIT) in Visual Studio Code? That will be really helpful in checking for actual code additions/deletions before committing.</p>


I am trying Visual Studio Code at this moment. Everything about Visual Studio Code look really cool to me except one thing: **.git folder/file is hidden in Visual Studio Code.**

I often change Git setting by modifying the `.git` configuration file. It is really annoying for me not able to see `.git` files.

Is there a way to reveal `.git` files in Visual Studio Code?




Visual Studio Code: .git folder/file hidden

**Question:**  
Is there a way to automatically checkout git submodules via the same method (ssh or https) as the main repository?

**Background:**

We have a non-public gitlab repository (`main`) that has a submodule (`utils`) which is also hosted as a non-public gitlab repository on the same server. Those repositories can be accessed either via ssh or https:

 - `user@gitlabserver.com:my/path/repo.git`
 - `https://gitlabserver.com/my/path/repo.git`

Both variants obviously require different forms of authentication and depending on the client computer and the user, one or the other is preferred. 

For the top level repository (`main`) that is not an issue, as anyone can choose the method he or she prefers, but for the sub module this depends on the `.gitmodules` file and hence is (initially) the same for all.  
Now instead of everyone having to adapt the .gitmodules file to whatever they prefer and make sure they don&#39;t accidentally commit those changes, it would be nice, if there was a way to just specify the server and repo path and git chooses either the same method that is used for the main repo, or something that can be set in gitconfig.



Automatically access git submodules via ssh or https

I accidentally used `git commit --amend`. My text editor is open and waiting for input. I know, that when I close it now (not changing the existing commit message) the commit will be amended. What can I do to abort the process? 

[This blog article][1] says that I can simply delete the commit message and the commit will then not be valid and ignored. Is that correct? Are there alternatives?


  [1]: https://romanofskiat.wordpress.com/2014/02/12/abort-a-git-commit-amend/

How to abort &#39;git commit --amend&#39;?

I have a branch named `BranchA` from `master`. I have some changes in `BranchA` (I am not going to merge changes from `BranchA` to `master`).

Now I have created another branch from `master` named `BranchB`.

How can I copy the changes from `BranchA` to `BranchB`?

Copy changes from one branch to another

I want to git commit a .sh file, but want it to be executable when I checkout that same file in another server.

Is there a way to do so without manually chmod u+x that file in the servers that checkout the file?

How to add chmod permissions to file in Git?

When I have long text line I would like to show it next line.
[![enter image description here][1]][1]


What is the property name in VS Code?


  [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/KkUTb.png

What is the property name to break long lines in VS Code?

I can&#39;t find any option, setting, or keyboard shortcut that disables or hides that annoying scrollbar. I just don&#39;t find it useful and it&#39;s distracting.

Can&#39;t just edit the editor&#39;s CSS like Atom, either.

How to disable or hide scrollbar/minimap?

Is there a way to make &quot;global&quot; tasks, or do I always need to copy the same tasks.json into every project directory. VSCode seems to require that the task be in a .vscode directory within the current project folder.

Making Global Tasks in VS Code

Can I disable the function link with editor in Visual Studio Code? 

My project has a lot of files, so the explorer tree is long, but when I open an editor tab, this file will be auto focused on explorer panel. How can I disable that feature?

The same feature in eclipse:

[![This function in eclipse][1]][1]


  [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/H1JS0.png

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Ignore whitespace in Visual Studio Code git diff view

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How to prevent "Property '...' does not exist on type 'Global'" with jsdom and typescript?

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