I have long lines in my source code that I do not want to wrap. I do not care to explain why. I have good reasons. Period.

All I want is some CSS styling so that controls and buttons on the right edge of the bitbucket web pages are visible without horizontal scrolling or setting a ridiculous zoom value.

This is a problem with bitbucket's page formatting. I should not, and will not, alter my work to fix someone else's poor design. Please fix.

This looks great, thanks! Do you think you could also add this option
when viewing instead of editing source files? For example, it would be
nice to have the line wrap when looking at commits that changed latex
files with long lines.

Best,
Marcel

just tested with some latex files, and new line wrapping feature looks great, thanks!

Line wrapping is now an option when using the online editor

Issue BCLOUD-8347 was marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Yes, let's add it. Please.

This shouldn't be hard.

The CodeMirror editor that you use has a boolean that can be set (lineWrapping) to true to turn on linewrapping. Could there be a button that does this?

A super-slick option might be to let each user set up a JSON block for configuration. But that might add too much to the job and it might be overkill. I'm not sure how many people would want to tweak some of the other parameters.

http://codemirror.net/doc/manual.html(Link URL)

+1. This is the only reason we're using GitHub - non-technical collaborator can edit documents there via the webpage with SoftWrap turned on.

This would be great!

i agree, an option in the text editor to wrap source lines in would be much appreciated!

Yes, please!

This was marked 'wontfix' in the context of LaTeX editing in another Issue #3873. The Bitbucket suggestion was to just expand your browser window, but this is obviously insane if you have ever written anything in LaTeX.

Hope this gets added.