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Inquiry about Git Web URL #15
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If the online web url started from "https://example.com/doc/commit/", you'd be able to open the commit on the web by adding "$ID" at the end. But in your case you want to replace doc with a project. So the result would be "https://example.com/project/commit/$ID". It could be saved as a workspace only setting, like what's shown in the photo. Does that work, is this a bug, or a new feature request? |
Hi solomonkinard, Yes, it works. However, what should I do if I have more than one repository, such as doc, doc2, and doc3? Currently, I have to manually change the settings from "https://example.com/doc/commit/" to "https://example.com/doc2/commit/" when the file belongs to doc2. Is there a parameter or method I can use to automatically fill in the appropriate URL based on the file's repository? |
Your new feature request has been rolled into 0.2.22 for you to enjoy. Hopefully it solves your problem. Just add a ".gitblame" file anywhere you want - to replace variables. Here the format.
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This configuration file doesn't seem to support vscode variables, such as ${workspaceFolderBasename}, and hopefully this feature will be added to the settings to simplify some of the configuration work |
v0.2.57 now supports |
Thank you! |
Hi there, i want to replace the "doc" (which is the name of a project in GitLab) with parameters like "$ID". Do we have this? I would assume it is "$githubproject" or something, but it doesn't work
Looking forward to your reply, thanks! :)))
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