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IntelliJ IDEA offers two very handy actions as part of the "View" menu: "Recent Files" and "Recently Changed Files". Is there a way to only list the files which have local changes? (In a non-intrusive style like the actions above do, not as part of the "Changes" view)
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View changes history for a file or selection IntelliJ IDEA allows you to review changes made to files or even fragments of source code. The Show History and the Show History for Selection commands are available from the main VCS menu and from the context menu of files.
Right-click anywhere in the editor and choose Local History | Show History from the context menu. In the dialog that opens, the left-hand pane shows a list of all saved revisions of the current file with timestamps.
Use ⌘0 (macOS) or Alt+0 (Windows/Linux), to show the Commit tool window. Changes in the Commit Tool Window are in the default active changelist. The active changelist is highlighted in bold.
2020.1 and later versions have an option to use the new non-modal Commit tool-window:
If you enable this option, the local changes will be in the Commit tool window.
Previous IDE versions have the following ways to view modified files:
Local changes tab (View | Tool Windows | Version Control - Local Changes), default shortcut is Alt+9.
Changed files Scope in the Project view
Previously the only way to view the changed files was via the Commit dialog:
Version Control | Commit Changes will show a dialog with locally changed files.
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