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Installation · Usage · Settings · CHANGELOG
This Visual Studio Code extension enables to commit simply by the semantic message conventions.
Notice that the default types are aligned with the Angular commit message conventions.
The first thing you need to do is installing the extension.
Well, there are two ways to trigger the "Semantic Commit" command:
Open the Command Palette and start typing Git: Semantic Commit:
Then, choose the appropriate command and follow the steps.
Alternatively, you can use the primary and secondary actions within the Source Control view:
The extension allows you to customize the following configuration settings:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| gitSemanticCommit.commitOptions | Specifies which arguments to be passed when the commit is executed |
| gitSemanticCommit.preserveScope | Determines whether to preserve the last message scope that was inserted |
| gitSemanticCommit.scopeTemplate | Specifies scope template ($scope placeholder will be replaced with the passed scope) |
| gitSemanticCommit.stageAll | Determines whether to stage all changes before the commit, in case the staging area (index) is empty |
| gitSemanticCommit.types | Specifies the supported message types |
Besides the fact you can add new message types, it's also possible to modify the existing values and their descriptions:
You can modify the scope template through a placeholder:
This is an open source project. Any contribution would be greatly appreciated!