Quickly open your GitHub repository's Code, Issues, Pull Requests, and Actions pages directly from the Source Control view in VS Code.
Features
Adds a GitHub submenu (with the $(github) icon) to the Source Control title bar
One-click access to four key GitHub pages:
Code — opens the current branch if it exists on origin, otherwise the repository home page
Issues — opens the issues tab
Pull Requests — opens the pull requests tab
Actions — opens the GitHub Actions tab
Automatically reads the origin remote URL from your repository
Supports both SSH and HTTPS remote formats
Supports multi-repository workspaces using the selected Source Control repository, with a repository picker when the choice is ambiguous
Usage
Open a project that has a GitHub remote configured
Navigate to the Source Control view
Click the GitHub icon in the title bar
Select Code, Issues, Pull Requests, or Actions
Your default browser will open the corresponding GitHub page.
In a workspace with multiple repositories, a repository's own GitHub menu always targets that repository. Commands without repository context use the selected Source Control repository. If multiple GitHub repositories are selected, or none is selected and multiple GitHub repositories are available, you will be prompted to choose one. A selected repository without a GitHub origin shows a warning instead of opening a different repository.
