Tips

Quickly spot which parts of your file have changed since the last commit.

Select specific files or regions within files during the commit process for a lower level of commit granularity.

Put some missing work back into your last commit, before you push.

Focus on your code while getting additional information about it.

Support for links, lists, and new headings in doc comments.

You can format and share your code, change the Go version, and run your code using the Go playground server.

Generate 'go.work' by using the context menu or a quick-fix with 'replace' directives.

Use a shortcut to generate test files for your generic functions.

Use the IDE's built-in history facility to recover local changes when you haven't committed to VCS.

Undo your last Git commit

Explore your database without writing any SQL code.

Edit the wording in your last commit message, after you committed.