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No you can't. Honestly, I think that output: popup is not a suitable UI for displaying this kind of content.

If you are a user of VS Code, I'd suggest something like command: git blame -- {{.SelectedFile.Name}} | code -. Adapting this to other editors/IDEs is left as an exercise for the reader.

I also wonder why it's even desirable to blame a file that shows up in the diff. Personally I usually want to blame code that I see in the editor (which is often not modified, so doesn't show up in the diff). I'd look for whatever blame functionality is offered by the IDE or editor you are using.

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