Label Push extension for Visual Studio Code

Label Push could add a label text to your latest commit message and then push.

What for? E.g., you could add a "build" label to trigger the CI/CD Pipeline when you want.

Features

• Add a label text to your latest commit message and then push.
• Create an empty commit with the label text when there are no new commits locally.
• Pull automatically if necessary to make sure the label is added to the latest commit.
• You can choose whether to commit the changes already staged.
• You can choose whether to publish the branch that does not exist, or was deleted in the remote repository.
• The label text is configurable.

Usage

You have several ways to use Label Push:

1. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / ⌘+Shift+P) and type Label Push.

2. Click "Label Push" in the status bar.

3. Click the "Label Push" icon in the Source Control view, as shown below:

   

Extension Settings

• Tag: The label text to be added to the commit message.

  • type: string
  • default: [build]

• ShowStatusBarItem: Whether to show "Label Push" status bar item.

  • type: boolean
  • default: true

• CommitEmpty: Whether to create an empty commit with the label when there are no new commits locally.

  • type: string
  • enum: [Always, Never, Suggest]
  • default: Suggest

• PublishBranch: Whether to publish the branch that does not exist in the remote repository.

  • type: string
  • enum: [Always, Never, Suggest]
  • default: Suggest

• publishDeletedBranch: Whether to publish the branch that was deleted in the remote repository.

  • type: string
  • enum: [Always, Never, Suggest]
  • default: Suggest

• AddStaged: Whether to add the changes staged.

  • type: string
  • enum: [Always, Never, Suggest]
  • default: Suggest

Release Notes

Detailed Release Notes are available here.

Acknowledgements

Thanks for the following projects, which inspired me a lot:

• Git Graph
• Visual Studio Code

The icons used are from IconPark from Bytedance.