I'd like to show the name of the author of each line in my Java files. I am already using FishEye (http://www.atlassian.com/software/fisheye/) but I'd like to have this feature within my Eclipse Java editor.
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There is a similar feature in Eclipse: select Team / Show Annotation... in the right click menu on a Java file. It should work with various team providers (I only have experiences with CSV and SVN).
Short description of this feature is available here.
UPDATE: for the Eclipse EGit team provider, the corresponding menu is called Team / Show revision information. See more information in the excellent EGit User Guide.

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2How do you get "Team - Show Annotation" to show up? I don't have that option. I have Egit installed and "Team - Show in history" but not "Annotation". – user2568374 Mar 09 '17 at 19:47
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@user2568374 I´m having the sam problem did you solve that issue? – CarlosJavier Dec 12 '17 at 23:09
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@xiidarkevil got it this way: “Team->Show In History” does not appear for file right click: 1. Right click on Project package 2. Select Team - share project 3. Select git 4. Select User or create repository in parent folder of project 5. Select folder with one dot (.git) + finish 6. right click file for history, right click text area and select – user2568374 Dec 15 '17 at 16:21
As of (at least) Eclipse Oxygen, "Show Annotation" is no longer on the Team menu.
The menu has been renamed "Show Revision Information", and is located at the bottom of the Team menu.

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2To hide the revision information, right click into the revision information -> "Revisions" -> "Hide Revision Information". Clicking "Show Revision Information" will NOT hide the revision information! I find this to be a very un-intuitive menu! – hamena314 Sep 01 '20 at 14:11
In Eclipse right click on your java class.
Team -> Show Revision Information
then right click on the line numbers
Revisions -> Show Author
this will give the name of authors for each line.

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