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Snipcode

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Copy and restore files using the IntelliJ ClipCode clipboard format.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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ClipCode for VS Code

ClipCode copies and restores files with the same clipboard format used by the IntelliJ ClipCode plugin.

Commands

  • ClipCode: Copy to Clipboard
  • ClipCode: Copy All Open Editors
  • ClipCode: Copy Git Changes
  • ClipCode: Paste and Restore Files

Git graph

Snipcode bundles the git-graph-plus commit-graph view (open it with Git Graph+: Open Git Graph). Right-click a commit, or a changed file in the commit details, and choose Copy Full Source to copy that commit's file contents in the same clipboard format as Copy Git Changes (git-style labels, deleted markers, rename labels).

Do not install the standalone git-graph-plus extension alongside Snipcode. Snipcode ships git-graph-plus under its original gitGraphPlus.* command/view ids, so having both installed causes command-id collisions. Use one or the other, not both.

Install from a local package with:

code --install-extension clipcode-vscode-0.1.0.vsix

Format

// file: src/example.ts
export const value = 1;

Git-style labels are produced by Copy Git Changes and understood during restore:

// file: [DELETED] src/old.ts
// This file has been deleted in this change

In multi-root workspaces, files from sibling roots use a root label such as:

// file: shared-lib/src/example.ts
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