A simple VS Code extension that copies the current repository name to your clipboard.
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Features
Copy the repository name from multiple locations:
Right-click on an editor tab (tab context menu)
Right-click on a file in the Explorer
Right-click on empty space in the Explorer
Access from the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P / Ctrl+Shift+P)
Automatically detects the repository name from Git remote URL
Falls back to workspace folder name if not in a Git repository
Positioned at the bottom of copy-related menu options for easy access
Usage
From Context Menus
Option 1: Right-click on an editor tab
Right-click on any editor tab
Select "Copy Repo Name"
The repository name is now in your clipboard
Option 2: Right-click in the Explorer
Right-click on any file/folder OR in empty space in the Explorer
Select "Copy Repo Name"
The repository name is now in your clipboard
From Command Palette
Open the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P on macOS, Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux)
Type "Copy Repo Name"
Press Enter
How It Works
The extension attempts to get the repository name from your Git remote URL (e.g., origin). If you're not in a Git repository, it falls back to using the workspace folder name.
Requirements
VS Code version 1.99.0 or higher
Known Issues
If you encounter any problem, please open an Issue on the GitHub repository.
Release Notes
See CHANGELOG.md for a detailed list of changes and releases.
