I'm using VS Code for editing my code, and one day it randomly decided to make all my files green. This is very distracting and hurts my eyes, and I can't find any way to disable it. What can I do? Image I think it is git doing this, but how do you stop it from making files green?
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If you're inside a git repository, VSCode does this to show you that those files are currently untracked / not added.
If you don't care about git, you could just delete the .git folder.
If you do care about it, then go to your settings.json and add these lines
// Whether git is enabled.
"git.enabled": false,
You can set it to normal by searching Untrack in VS Code setting and then set the GIT Untrack Changes to "Hidden"
Go to the VS Code Settings -> Extensions -> Git. From there you can disable "Decorations".
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