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2.0.2

25 Apr 22:40
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Changed

  • Updated icon.

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2.0.1

22 Apr 22:21
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Changed

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  • Changed release workflow to reusable.release.vscode.yml.

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2.0.0

21 Feb 12:52
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Refactoring

  • Changed source language to TypeScript.
  • Added esbuild to get Browser Editor support.
  • Refactored code.

Added

The GitHub API is limited to 60 requests per hour for non authorized requests. You can provide your GitHub username and an access token to push this limit to 5000 requests per hour. Please see the official GitHub doc for further information.
You can generate the access token in your GitHub settings.

  • Added gitHubFileFetcher.githubUsername setting.
  • Added gitHubFileFetcher.githubToken setting.

1.0.1

26 Sep 07:25
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Maintenance

  • Improved VSCode Marketplace keywords.
  • Applied common add style.

1.0.0

23 Aug 19:35
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Initial release of GitHubFileFetcher extension

GitHubFileFetcher is an extension that searches and fetches files from GitHub.

Feature

The following steps are performed one after the other.

1. GitHubFileFetcher (1/6): Fetching GitHub Repositories.

This function allows you to search for GitHub owners or GitHub repositories.
The search results (owner/repository) are then displayed.

2. GitHubFileFetcher (2/6): Fetching branches.

After selecting the repository, all possible branches are displayed.

3. GitHubFileFetcher (3/6): Fetching files.

After that, select the desired file.

4. GitHubFileFetcher (4/6): Fetching destination folder.

Finally, the destination folder must be selected.

5. GitHubFileFetcher (5/6): Enter or change destination file path...

Enter or change destination file path.

6. GitHubFileFetcher (6/6): Added file.

`Hocus Pocus` - The file was created at the desired location.

GitHubFileFetcher: Should I save the new repository in the settings?

So that you don't have to search for the repositories again and again,
you can save the currently used one in the settings.

Shortcut: strg + alt + k, f

Command: GitHubFileFetcher: Searches and fetches files from GitHub.