FluentCI for VS Code
The FluentCI extension for VS Code provides a set of commands for interacting with the FluentCI Pipelines.
Getting Started
- Setup FluentCI in your project if you haven't.
- Install "FluentCI" extension in VS Code.
- reload or restart VS Code.
Requirements
Supported Features
- Initialize a new FluentCI project
- Run a Pipeline
- Show Pipeline Documentation
- Edit Pipeline Documentation
- Run a specific Job
- Run Pipeline directly from the FluentCI Registry without installing it locally
Commands
This extension contributes the following commands and can be accessed via Command Palette:
command |
description |
availability |
Fluent CI: Run Current Pipeline... |
Run the current Pipeline configured in the workspace |
always |
Fluent CI: Run a Job... |
Run a specific Job in the current Pipeline |
always |
Fluent CI: Initialize a New Pipeline... |
Initialize the current workspace as a new FluentCI Project |
always |
Fluent CI: Run a Prebuilt Pipeline... |
Run a Pipeline directly from the FluentCI Registry without installing it locally |
always |
Fluent CI: Show Current Pipeline Documentation... |
Show Documentation for the Current Pipeline |
always |
Fluent CI: Show Pipeline Documentation... |
Show Documentation for a Pipeline |
always |
Fluent CI: Edit Current Pipeline Documentation... |
Edit Documentation for the Current Pipeline |
always |
Fluent CI: Remove Fluent CI Configuration... |
Remove Fluent CI Configuration from the current workspace |
always |
Fluent CI: Run a Job from a Prebuilt Pipeline... |
Run a Job from a Pipeline directly from the FluentCI Registry without installing it locally |
always |
Fluent CI: Run Doctor... |
Run the FluentCI Doctor |
always |
User can trigger the following action from the FluentCI Explorer context-menu
menu |
description |
Run This Pipeline |
Run the selected Pipeline |
Run This Job |
Run the selected Job |
Show Documentation |
Show Documentation for the selected Pipeline |
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md for details.
License
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT open source license. Please refer to MIT for the full terms.
Enjoy!
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