Workauto

Workauto is a VS Code assistant that streamlines Jira-driven development flows. It opens an in-editor dashboard where you can fetch Jira metadata, automate Git tasks (commit, checkout, merge, push), visualize progress, and trigger Jenkins builds without leaving the editor.

Features

• Command palette entry – Run Workauto: 打开主界面 to launch the React webview that powers the assistant.
• Jira integration – Enter a Jira issue number to pull its summary/status via the REST API and auto-generate a conventional commit message.
• Git-aware “一键构建” – Detect the current/local branches, run the required git commit, checkout, pull, merge, and push steps, and mirror their statuses in the Build Status timeline.
• Jenkins automation – Derive the job URL from the current repo name, compare the last successful build branch, show a confirmation modal when it differs, and finally call /buildWithParameters with the selected branch.
• Config-first UX – A dedicated tab lets you store Jira credentials, project prefix, and Jenkins user/token; the data is persisted to disk so the assistant can reuse it on every launch.

Requirements

• VS Code 1.50.0 or later.
• Git CLI (the extension shells out to git) and an open workspace folder that is a valid Git repository with an origin remote.
• Reachable Jira and Jenkins endpoints plus credentials that support HTTP Basic authentication.
• Jenkins jobs are expected to follow the pattern https://jenkins.ycloud.com/job/test/job/<repoName>; adjust the source if your setup differs.

Usage

1. Press ⌘⇧P / Ctrl+Shift+P, run Workauto: 打开主界面, and wait for the dashboard to load.
2. Config tab
   • Fill in jiraUrl, project, username, password.
   • Provide jenkinsUser and jenkinsToken (API token or password) so that build requests can be authenticated.
   • Click 保存; values are written to ~/workstreamauto/config.json.
3. Home tab
   • Type a Jira number to prefill the commit message.
   • Pick a build branch from the live Git branch list (current branch is selected automatically).
   • Hit 一键构建. The extension will:
     1. Validate staged changes and create a commit when a message is supplied.
     2. Execute the necessary Git operations (different flows for same-branch vs cross-branch builds).
     3. Fetch the repo URL, inspect the last successful Jenkins build, and show a modal if the branch differs.
     4. Trigger the Jenkins job and attach the resulting URL to the build step.

The Build Status panel tracks every sub-step (commit, push, checkout, etc.) and displays errors inline so you can retry immediately.

Configuration Storage

Saved credentials and preferences live in ~/workstreamauto/config.json. The file is plain JSON so treat it like any other secret (consider OS-level encryption if you share the workstation).

Commands

• workauto.helloWorld – surfaces the Workauto webview (labelled Workauto: 打开主界面 in the UI).

Extension Settings

This extension does not contribute VS Code settings.json entries; configure it through the built-in Config tab.

Known Issues / Limitations

• Jenkins host and job path are currently hard-coded to https://jenkins.ycloud.com/job/test/job/<repoName>.
• Only the first workspace folder is inspected; multi-root workspaces are not yet supported.
• Git credentials and Jenkins tokens are stored in plain text JSON.
• Jenkins jobs are only triggered; their log output and completion state are not streamed back to the UI.

Release Notes

0.0.1

• Initial release containing the Home dashboard, Config tab, Jira lookup, Git automation pipeline, last-build comparison modal, and Jenkins trigger integration.