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automated git commands to move map components to EIP QA and PROD Repo
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Overview

Git-Me Extension for Visual Studio Code

The Git-Me extension for Visual Studio Code is designed to streamline your workflow by integrating GitHub repository management directly into your editor. This extension provides a set of tools to manage your GitHub repository, configure settings, and handle various file operations.

Features

  • GitHub Path Configuration: Easily set and update the path to your GitHub repository.
  • Author Configuration: Set and update the author name for your commits.
  • Region Configuration: Configure the region for your repository.
  • File Management: Manage different types of files such as attachments, models, runs, exports, configs, and inputs.
  • Checksum Calculation: Calculate checksums for files using Unix checksum utility.

Installation

  1. Open Visual Studio Code.
  2. Go to the Extensions view by clicking on the Extensions icon in the Activity Bar on the side of the window.
  3. Search for Git-Me.
  4. Click Install to install the extension.

Usage

Activating the Extension

Once installed, the extension will activate automatically. You will see a message in the output channel named "GIT ME" confirming the activation.

Setting Configuration

The extension will prompt you to set the necessary configurations if they are not already set:

  • GitHub Path: Enter the path to your GitHub repository when prompted.
  • Author Name: Enter your author name when prompted.
  • Region: Enter your region when prompted (AMIS/APIS/EMEA).
  • UCD Config Name: Enter your preferred UCD Config name when prompted.

These configurations can also be updated manually through the VS Code settings under git-me.

File Management

The extension categorizes files into different types:

  • Attachment Files
  • Model Files
  • Run Files
  • Export Files
  • Config Files
  • Input Files

These files are managed internally and can be accessed or modified as needed.

Release Notes

0.0.10

Fixed bug related to Git

0.0.9

Update to always conver EOF to Unix (LF)

0.0.4

Added two git me commands to show and update git_me config settings

0.0.3

Added auto creation of tables of contents Added loading message when git command is running Fixed some bugs

0.0.2

Updated README.md Added Extension Logo

0.0.1

Initial Version - Beta

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