View and manage Gitea Actions workflow runs directly in VS Code. Monitor CI/CD pipelines, inspect run details, and jump to runs in your browser — all from the Activity Bar.
Features
Workflow runs view: shows the latest runs across all accessible repositories. Each run displays status, branch, commit SHA, and workflow name.
Status indicators: color-coded icons for running (spinner), success (green), failure (red), cancelled (slashed circle), and unknown states.
Multi-repo support: automatically scans all repos matching your Gitea instance. Filter by owner or specific repo via settings.
Run details panel: select any run to view its full metadata (jobs, steps, timestamps, conclusion) in a dedicated webview.
Open in browser: one-click jump to a run's Gitea page for deeper inspection.
Getting Started
Open any folder or workspace in VS Code
Go to Settings → Gitea Actions and configure:
serverUrl — your Gitea instance URL (e.g., https://gitea.example.com)
accessToken — a Gitea Personal Access Token with Read access to Actions
(Optional) Set owner and/or repo to narrow the view to a specific repo
Open the Gitea Actions Activity Bar to see workflow runs
Commands
Command
Action
Gitea Actions: Refresh Workflows
Fetch the latest workflow runs
Gitea Actions: View Run Details
Open a detail panel for the selected run
Gitea Actions: Open Run in Browser
Jump to the run in your Gitea instance
Settings
Key settings under gitea-actions.*:
serverUrl — Gitea server URL (e.g., https://gitea.example.com)
accessToken — Personal Access Token for API authentication
owner — Repository owner (user or organization). Leave empty to scan all accessible repos.
repo — Repository name. Leave empty to scan all repos for the given owner (or all accessible repos if owner is also empty).
Requirements
VS Code 1.85.0+
Gitea instance with Actions enabled
Gitea Personal Access Token with Read permission for Actions
