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The extension supports git emojis but adds them as emoji codes, not as Unicode characters. This only works in GitHub and GitLab, other Git providers like Azure DevOps does not support them.
Also, even the most basic usage of commit descriptions (git log in terminal) does not support emoji codes:
The only workaround for it is to mannualy edit the commit message and replace it by corresponding emoji as Unicode.
I'll try to add a emojiFormat option to provide a way to config.
If you'd like to see emoji both on GitHub and git log in terminal, you should try to make GitHub and git to work on a same standard regarding on how to display the emoji.
The extension supports git emojis but adds them as emoji codes, not as Unicode characters. This only works in GitHub and GitLab, other Git providers like Azure DevOps does not support them.
Also, even the most basic usage of commit descriptions (git log in terminal) does not support emoji codes:
The only workaround for it is to mannualy edit the commit message and replace it by corresponding emoji as Unicode.
Highlights:
The only advanced workaround I think for it is to create a
commit-msg
hook and convert the codes to characters using rumoji.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: