Git Hub IssuesMonitor Git Hub issues in VS Code while you work. By default, the status is updated every 5 minutes. If an authentication token is included in your settings, this can be reduced to 1 minute. Without one, the minimum is set to 3 minutes. From version 0.1.0 on, the default is to show all issues under the 'catch all other labels' tag of The elements displayed can be set according to the label(s) the issue is tagged with in GitHub. Any label can be added to the status bar in the User or Workspace settings. Items selected can also be filtered by assignee, including unassigned issues. A seperate indicator is available for pull requests. A setting for pull requests allows you to see all pull requests, just those that meet other filters, or don't indicate them at all. (They will still show in other Issues if they match the filter. There just won't be a dedicated icon for them.) Clicking the status bar element will open a generated page (stored in Git Hub Issue identifies your GitHub project via the It is a good idea to seperate your settings between your user settings and workspace settings. Especially if you're working on large projects. With your user settings describing the assignee filtering, and the workspace settings defining the tags you want to track:
Workspace settings in the assignee element override user settings. Workspace settings in the showLabelAs element are merged with those in user settings, with workspace settings taking precedence. TODO:
Please submit an issue if there are any improvements/enhancements you would like to see in future releases. (Or vote up the ones above) Changes:0.1.2: 09 Jun 2016
0.1.1: 17 Jun 2016
0.1.0: 20 Mar 2016
0.0.8: 29 Feb 20160.0.7: 21 Feb 2016
0.0.6: 16 Feb 2016
0.0.5: 25 Jan 2016
0.0.4: 10 Jan 2016
0.0.3: 04 Jan 2016
0.0.2: 02 Jan 2016
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