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Hope

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Customized version control system
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Hope README

Hope is a custom version control system designed specifically for managing code versions within a Learning Management System (LMS). This extension enhances code version control by integrating with Firebase and providing an interactive sidebar and webview panels within Visual Studio Code.

Features

Commit Code: Upload your code to Firebase with versioning. View Previous Versions: Access and review previous versions of your code through an integrated sidebar and webview panel. Real-Time Updates: See real-time updates of code versions in the sidebar.

Requirements

Visual Studio Code: Version ^1.92.0 or later Firebase: Ensure you have a Firebase project set up and configured.

Extension Settings

This extension contributes the following settings:

hope.uploadCode: Command to upload code to Firebase. hope.openSidebar: Command to open the custom sidebar view. hope.openWebviewPanel: Command to open the upload code webview panel. hope.openVersion: Command to open a specific version in a webview.

Known Issues

There may be issues with real-time updates if Firebase is not correctly set up or if there are network connectivity problems. Custom sidebar view focus behavior might vary depending on your VS Code setup.

Release Notes

0.0.1 Initial release of the Hope extension with basic functionalities: uploading code, viewing previous versions, and real-time updates. 0.0.2 Fixed issues related to sidebar refresh and webview panel display.

1.0.0

Initial release of ...

1.0.1

Fixed issue #.

1.1.0

Added features X, Y, and Z.


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