Quick Commit is a Visual Studio Code extension that allows you to quickly commit the whole file without any hassle or extra clicks. This extension simplifies the process of making commits by providing a streamlined workflow directly within the editor.
- Quick Commit: Commit the entire file with a single command.
- Commit Message Prompt: Prompt to enter a commit message with a predefined prefix.
- Custom Commit Prefixes: Choose from a list of common commit message prefixes or enter a custom prefix.
- Git Integration: Ensures that the project is a Git repository before committing.
- Open the Extensions view by clicking on the Extensions icon in the Activity Bar on the side of the window or by pressing
Ctrl+Shift+X. - Search for "Quick Commit" and click Install.
- Reload VS Code to activate the extension.
- Open a file in a Git repository.
- Open the command palette (
cmd+shift+p) and typeQuick Commit: Commit File. - Follow the prompts to enter a commit message prefix and the commit message.
- The extension will add and commit the current file.
- Open a file in a Git repository.
- Commit file with (
cmd+q cmd+c). - Follow the prompts to enter a commit message prefix and the commit message.
- The extension will add and commit the current file.
- Open a file in a Git repository.
- Click on the Quick Commit icon in the toolbar.
- Follow the prompts to enter a commit message prefix and the commit message.
- The extension will add and commit the current file.
- Visual Studio Code
- Git must be installed and available in your system PATH
This extension does not require any special settings.
- Does only support Git
- Does only support committing the whole file
- Initial release of Quick Commit
Publisher: Pulko
Company Website: https://pulko-app.com
LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/fedor-tkachenko
Source Code Repository: https://github.com/Pulko/quick-commit