vscode-gitextensions's Introduction

Visual Studio Code extension for GitExtensions

This is the Visual Studio Code extension to use Git Extensions (on GitHub).

It integrates all the Git Extensions command line features available in Visual Studio Code.

Features

Integration in the Command Palette

All the GitExtensions commands are available via the Command Palette:

GitExtensions: Blame current file
GitExtensions: Create a branch
GitExtensions: Browse repository
GitExtensions: Commit
GitExtensions: Checkout a branch
GitExtensions: Checkout a revision
GitExtensions: See in Diff Tool
GitExtensions: See File History
GitExtensions: Init a repository
GitExtensions: Resolve merge in GitExtensions
GitExtensions: Pull commits
GitExtensions: Push commits
GitExtensions: Reset changes
GitExtensions: Open settings
GitExtensions: Manage stashs
GitExtensions: Synchronize (Commit / Pull / Push)
GitExtensions: Create a tag
GitExtensions: Manage remotes

Preview of the commands in the Command Palette:

Integration in the Status Bar

Commands available via the icons in the Status Bar (see VSCode settings to hide them):

GitExtensions: Browse repository
GitExtensions: See File History

Icons in the status bar:

Integration in the File Explorer

Commands available via the explorer contextual menus :

GitExtensions: See in Diff Tool
GitExtensions: See File History
GitExtensions: Revert changes

Commands in the explorer:

Integration in the File Editor window

Commands available via the editor and the editor title contextual menus :

GitExtensions: See in Diff Tool
GitExtensions: See File History
GitExtensions: Revert changes

Commands in the editor:

Integration in the Source Code Management (SCM) menu

Commands available via the Source Control Management title menu :

GitExtensions: Browse repository
GitExtensions: Commit

Commands in the SCM menu:

Settings to customize the integrations

All the settings available to customize Git Extentions integration to fit your needs by disabling the integration in some place of VSCode:

Requirements

GitExtensions should be accessible in the PATH or configured in VSCode setting gitExtensions.exe.path.
Visual Studio Code v1.79

Known Issues

None known.

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vscode-gitextensions's Issues

Files or paths containing space character fail to open on Windows.

In windows if a path contains spaces it needs to be surrounded by double quotes.
Example:
%repo%\my path\my file.ts will fail to open
"%repo%\my path\my file.ts" will succeed.

problem code is here:
const registerCommandOnFile = (context: vscode.ExtensionContext, gitExtensionsPath: string, commandKey: string, command: string) => { context.subscriptions.push( vscode.commands.registerCommand(commandKey, (file: Uri) => { launchCommandOnFile(gitExtensionsPath, command, file); }) ); };

Basically line 69:
launchCommandOnFile(gitExtensionsPath, command, file);
should be
launchCommandOnFile(gitExtensionsPath, command, "${file}");

Talk about early versions

@erikleo I have released a new version containing the commands in the status bar.

You could have a try...

Add commands to the Explorer context menu

It would be great if you could add these three commands to the Explorer context menu (package.json: contributes.menus explorer/context):

GitExtensions: See in Diff Tool
GitExtensions: See File History
GitExtensions: Reset changes

Then it would work just like the GitExtensions add-in for Visual Studio! (Since I have to jump back and forth between VSCode and VS2015, the more I can make them work the same, the less my head hurts.)

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