I have one big trouble with VSCode, it does not highlight the modified line. I use version 1.76.1 on Win 10
I would like to see where the line number is that this line has a change
VScode does not highlight the modified line
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I fixed the same issue by switching back to version 1.75.1 (it's a temporary fix until VS Code releases an update)