VSCode Conventional Commits

Conventional Commits for VSCode.

Features

This extension helps you to fill in commit message according to Conventional Commits.

• Respect commitlint configs.
• Support auto commit and push after typing messages. See Commit Workflow for details.
• Support project level scope management.
• Support gitmojis.
• Support VSCode workspaces.

Usage

You can access VSCode Conventional Commits in two ways:

1. Command + Shift + P or Ctrl + Shift + P, enter Conventional Commits, and press Enter.
2. Click the icon on the Source Control menu. See the image below.

Commit Workflow

The recommended workflow automatically add, commit and push files by default.

If you only want the extension to fill in the message, disable autoCommit configuration.

The Recommended Workflow

1. Active the extension.
2. Type messages.

The extension will automatically add the changed files, perform the commit and push the commit to remote.

How To Configure

1. Enable autoCommit configuration of the extension. The extension enables autoCommit by default.
2. Enable git.enableSmartCommit and set git.smartCommitChanges to all to commit all changes when there are no staged changes.
3. Set Settings > git.postCommitCommand to sync to run git.sync after commit.

Related Projects

• gacp
• Commit Tagger
• vscode-commitizen
• Commit Message Editor
• commitji
• idea-conventional-commit

Troubleshooting

1. Switch to the VSCode OUTPUT tab, select Conventional Commits.
2. Copy all the output. Before sharing it, make sure you have omitted some private date.

FAQ

Q: How do I add a line break in messages?

A: Set lineBreak configuration to \n. When you're typing, enter \n as a line break.

Q: How do I resolve repo not found error?

A: See issue discussion #15.