How can I commit some changes to a file, but not others, in VSCode?

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  • Open up the Source Control view, then click a changed file to open the comparison.

  • Select the lines you want to stage.

  • Click ‘…’ then Stage Selected Ranges (in the ··· at the top-right corner of the editor, not the ··· at the top of the git panel on the left).

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