Automatically refreshes Git status whenever a file is saved. This is particularly useful when working with remote/SSH sessions where Git status updates might be delayed.
Features
Automatically runs git.refresh command on file save
Smart Git repository detection - only runs in actual Git repositories
Updates the Source Control panel status immediately after saving
Works seamlessly with both local and remote repositories
Graceful handling of non-Git directories - no errors or unnecessary operations
Installation
Open VS Code
Go to Extensions view (Ctrl+Shift+X or Cmd+Shift+X on Mac)
Search for "Git Refresh on Save"
Click Install
Usage
The extension works automatically after installation. When you save a file:
In a Git repository: Automatically refreshes the Git status
Outside a Git repository: Does nothing (no errors or unnecessary operations)
The extension intelligently detects whether you're working in a Git repository before attempting to refresh Git status, ensuring optimal performance and user experience.
Requirements
VS Code version 1.75.0 or higher
Git installed on your system (for Git repositories)
Extension Settings
This extension currently doesn't provide any configurable settings.
Known Issues
No known issues at this time.
Release Notes
0.0.4
Added intelligent Git repository detection
Improved performance by avoiding unnecessary Git operations in non-Git directories
Enhanced error handling and logging
Better user experience with no error dialogs for non-Git folders
