Install the model to use: ollama pull [model_name], recommended to use llama3.2.
Make sure ollama is running, you can do it by visiting http://127.0.0.1:11434/ in your web browser (The port number might be different for you). If not, only opening the app should be enough, or run in your terminal: ollama serve.
Configuration
Model: You can select the model from the plugin configuration.
Llama - default (Uses llama3.2:latest)
Codegemma (Uses codegemma:latest)
Codellama (Uses codellama. Worst result obtained)
Mistral (Uses mistral:latest)
Custom - It allow you to write down any other model name from ollama.
Use Description: It allow you to enable or disable the use of commit description.
Use Emojis: It allow you to enable or disable the use of emojis in commit messages.
Custom Emojis: It allow you to write down the emojis you want to use in the next template object in the VSCode config.json.
Custom Endpoint: Ollama usually uses port 11434. It is the value that will be used if empty.
Custom Summary Prompt: The prompt that will be used to generate the summary of all git diff.
Custom Commit Prompt: The prompt that will be used to generate the commit message.
Custom Summary Temperature: The temperature that will be used to generate the summary of all git diff.
Custom Commit Temperature: The temperature that will be used to generate the commit message.
Known Issues
Sometimes can generate quite long commits, but it give you an idea of what the commit should be and can be edited manually to achieve the correct length.
Release Notes
1.7.0
Added support for commit description.
Now if a model is not installed, you will have the option to pull it from the notification.
1.4.0 to 1.6.0
Fixes and refactoring.
1.3.0
Added support for emojis.
1.2.0
Added support for custom prompts and llm temperature.
