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# Open File On Remote Like GitHub
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One of my favorite `vim-fugitive` features is being able to run the `:GBrowse`
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command to open the current file or current selection of lines to GitHub in the
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browser. This is useful for getting a shareable URL or even just being a
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starting point for browsing the codebase from GitHub.
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VSCode (as well as Cursor) supports this functionality as well. There are a
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couple ways to do it.
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First, from the File Browser sidebar you can right click on a particular file or
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directory. Find the _Open on Remote (Web)_ submenu. From there select _Open File
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on Remote_. That will open the file in GitHub with the focused line highlighted
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(or will open to that directory, as the case may be).
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Alternatively, you can right click in the file editor and follow the exact same
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steps as described above.
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If you're wanting a permalink to the remote that highlights a selection of
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lines, you can highlight that section of lines and right-click the selected
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lines and again follow the steps above.
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If your remote is some other host like BitBucket, it will recognize that from
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your project's gitconfig and open to that instead of GitHub.
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