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Git blame color scale from 20 month ago to now (https://stackoverflow.com/a/66250482/6320039)
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[color "blame"]
highlightRecent = 234, 23 month ago, 235, 22 month ago, 236, 21 month ago, 237, 20 month ago, 238, 19 month ago, 239, 18 month ago, 240, 17 month ago, 241, 16 month ago, 242, 15 month ago, 243, 14 month ago, 244, 13 month ago, 245, 12 month ago, 246, 11 month ago, 247, 10 month ago, 248, 9 month ago, 249, 8 month ago, 250, 7 month ago, 251, 6 month ago, 252, 5 month ago, 253, 4 month ago, 254, 3 month ago, 231, 2 month ago, 230, 1 month ago, 229, 3 weeks ago, 228, 2 weeks ago, 227, 1 week ago, 226
[blame]
coloring = highlightRecent
date = human
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This is suuuuper nice. I'm surprised I hadn't noticed that this coloring feature existed, this is brilliant.

Fading to yellow is nice, but I think fading to green would have been a better choice IMO. For me, yellow indicates warning, green indicates good or fresh. Thanks for the inspiration!

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BuonOmo commented Jul 31, 2024 •
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@brandon1024 that would be nice in green indeed ! Unfortunately, yellow was the only ANSI color I could easily make a nice gradient with. If you find another one, please share it here :)

Here's the code for the ANSI color palette:

# Print out color for each code in ANSI range
for code in {0..255}; do
  printf "\e[38;5;${code}m%03d\e[0m " $code
  if (( 0 == (code + 1) % 16 )); then
	echo
  fi
done

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