/Grove

Streamline using Evergreen!

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Grove

Streamline your Evergreen experience and become an Evergreen super user.

Features

  • View your recent patches across projects, your current project's versions (aka mainline commits), or your open patches

    • Perform different actions
      • Restart, clone, abort, configure the patch
      • Open on the UI
      • Checkout the commit the patch is based on
    • View different information
      • Status
      • Created/Finished dates
    • View detailed information (and copy them by clicking!)
      • Patch id
      • Commit hash
      • Requester
    • Access the tasks of a Patch
      • View the task's status, logs, execution, task id
      • Open on the UI
      • Restart or abort the task
    • View which files and the amount of change to the files
      • Click the file name to be taken to the file
    • Recent Patches

  • Create a patch

    • Define custom patch commands or walkthrough and create a patch

  • Configure patches and finalize them to versions (aka they will now run the tasks)

TBA

  • Duplicate patches
  • Learn more pages (welcome page when you install?)
  • Evergreen test parsing

Requirements

The only requirements to run this is VSCode and a proper Evergreen environment.

Extension Settings

This extension contributes the following settings:

  • grove.config: The local of your config.
    • Default: prod
    • Options:
      • prod: ~/.evergreen.yml
      • staging: ~/.evergreen-staging.yml
      • local: ~/.evergreen-local.yml
    • Anything other than the options will be parsed as a file path.
  • grove.customPatches: A list of custom patch commands.
    • Default: []
    • Items:
      • Label: The label of the custom patch command.
      • Command: The custom patch command itself (e.g. evergreen patch -u)
    • Common use-cases are regex or specific tasks/variants in a patch command, and the flag "-f" to finalize the patch to a version. Do evergreen patch --help to find out what other flags you can add to your command.

Publishing

Install

npm install -g @vscode/vsce

Run

vsce package
vsce publish

Known Issues

When configuring a patch, the corresponding version will not update for a while- so the view may not show more information like the tasks.

Release Notes

1.1.0

Added features X, Y, and Z.

1.0.1

Fixed issue #.

1.0.0

Initial release of ...