I really appreciate this plugin! I'm coming to VS Code from Atom, where I have used the wonderful git-plus package, at https://atom.io/packages/git-plus
The best feature for me from git-plus, which I haven't been able to replicate in VS Code, is a single key command to "Commit every changed file and push to a remote repo." In git-plus, there's a key binding to effectively:
- Stage All
- Commit (Presents Modal to type commit message and Save)
- Push to Origin
Git-easy provides each of these functions, but I can't figure out a way to chain them. Apparently key bindings in VS Code cannot accept an array of actions, and the only other workaround I've seen suggested is to modify the extension to call a sequence of commands. That's beyond my skills at this time.
I don't know if it's something you could do, but I would love to see this sequence registered as a command, something like giteasy.doAddAllThenCommitThenPush. If this is not too much trouble, taking a look at the other registered sequences in git-plus might improve the overall utility of this extension.
Thank you for your time and effort!
I really appreciate this plugin! I'm coming to VS Code from Atom, where I have used the wonderful git-plus package, at https://atom.io/packages/git-plus
The best feature for me from git-plus, which I haven't been able to replicate in VS Code, is a single key command to "Commit every changed file and push to a remote repo." In git-plus, there's a key binding to effectively:
Git-easy provides each of these functions, but I can't figure out a way to chain them. Apparently key bindings in VS Code cannot accept an array of actions, and the only other workaround I've seen suggested is to modify the extension to call a sequence of commands. That's beyond my skills at this time.
I don't know if it's something you could do, but I would love to see this sequence registered as a command, something like giteasy.doAddAllThenCommitThenPush. If this is not too much trouble, taking a look at the other registered sequences in git-plus might improve the overall utility of this extension.
Thank you for your time and effort!