Git Angular

Jhecht

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Extension to help for people who like using the Angular git convention
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Git Angular

Git Angular is an extension to help you use Angular style commit messages in your projects. I occasionally had issue trying to remember some of the options, so I created this largely for myself, but if anyone else wants to use, the more the merrier.

Features

  1. Helps users stay in Angular-style commits.
  2. Configurations can be user-wide or workspace specific.
  3. Configurations are simple arrays, so they can be shared easily between teams for a unified setup.
  4. Settings can be altered globally or in the workspace.

Extension Settings

This extension contributes 4 settings:

  • gitAngular.types
    A string array of the allowed types for a commit to be. Defaults to the list provided
  • gitAngular.scopes
    A string array of the allowed scopes for the commit message.
  • gitAngular.allowNewTypes
    A boolean (true/false) value on whether or not to allow the user to add new commit types when making a commit. New types will be saved to the workplace's settings.
  • gitAngular.allowNewScopes
    A boolean (true/false) value on whether or not to allow the user to add new scopes when making a commit. New scopes will be saved to the workplace's settings.

Commands

The extension only provides one command gitAngular.commit, but does not contribute any keybindings. This was purposeful, as in dealing with some other extensions it bothers me when an extension overrides a keybinding I may be using. If you would like to follow my personal keybinding, I bind this to ctrl+shift+c (c for Commit). Recently VSCode has added in a command for that same keybinding, so you may have to disable or change it if you want to use ctrl+shift+c.

Known Issues

  1. Since I use API provided by VSCode's API, currently there is a limitation involving workspaces that have multiple git repositories. The extension gives you some UI to choose which repository a commit will be for, but unfortunately I am not able to control programmatically which repository will show up when the SCM view is opened.

Bugs / Requests

You can find the issues for this extension at https://gitlab.com/jhechtf/git-angular/issues

Notes

This is the very beginning of this extension, and it is possible that I might change the format of how the scopes/types are stored (thinking about using an object so that I might add a description). Just know that if you use this, in a future I may note that we are no longer using pure arrays.