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This extension adds an icon to the right side of the VSCode status bar that allows you to open Sourcetree.
It opens the workspace folder containing the current file or an active workspace folder in Sourcetree.
You can also open it by selecting Open In SourceTree Button: open SourceTree from the command palette.
Requirements
Sourcetree must be installed.
Description of Configuration Items
When left blank, the Sourcetree located at the following path will be used:
- Windows(One of the following):
C:\Program Files (x86)\Atlassian\SourceTree\SourceTree.exeC:\Program Files\Atlassian\SourceTree\SourceTree.exe<User-Home>\AppData\Local\SourceTree\SourceTree.exe
- macOS:
Sourcetree.app(On a Mac, it is not usually necessary to use the full path.)
If Sourcetree is installed in a different location and cannot be launched, specify the full path to the Sourcetree application in this configuration item.
You can also configure it using the file selection dialog by selecting Open In SourceTree Button: Set the SourceTree path in the file selection dialog. from the command palette.
NOTE: For security reasons, the file name must be SourceTree.exe or Sourcetree.app.
You can specify the icon (Codeicon) displayed in the status bar. Refer to the list of available icon names at Icons in Labels.
By default, the light-bulb icon, which resembles the Sourcetree logo, is set.
This determines the priority value for the order of icons in the status bar.
How to set up keyboard shortcuts
- Open "Keyboard Shortcuts" (Win:
ctrl + k, ctrl + s / mac: cmd + k, cmd + s)
- Search for
tettekete.openSourcetreeButton or Open In SourceTree Button: open SourceTree and select it
- Set up the key binding
