Introducing the ultimate productivity booster for developers and programmers: the Visual Studio Code Extension to quickly commit to Git!
Say goodbye to the tedium of manual commits and embrace lightning-fast workflows with just a single hotkey.
This game-changing extension empowers you to submit changes instantly, shaving off countless precious seconds and boosting your efficiency like never before. With thousands of iterations, it's the secret weapon that transforms you into a speed demon of version control.
Get ready to supercharge your development process and experience the exhilaration of rapid commits with this must-have extension!
Bind a keyboard shortcut to the powercommit.powerCommit command.
Alternatively, manually activate the extension by searching for it in the context menu.
Warning: Generally incompatible with team work, unless people are okay with timestamp commits.
Warning: May have unintended consequences. Be sure to read below to understand exactly what the extension does.
When invoked, the extension will:
- Report a notification to the user via the status bar.
- Determine the root path of the currently selected editor.
- Save all files.
- Execute
git add ., staging all files. - Execute
git commit -m "...", committing a timestamp message. - Execute
git pull - Execute
git push - Report a notification to the user via the status bar.
All commands are run in the determined editor root folder.
The timestamp typically looks like this: 6/21/2023 14:28 +
Nothing happens when there are no changes - Git simply rejects the commands.