VSCode Version: 1.16 OS Version: Win 10 In Source Control there are options to "Discard All Changes" and "Unstage All Changes" but no "Stage All Changes" I want to stage all files except for 1. There's no easy way to do this. "Stage All Changes" option would be really helpful in...
VSCode Version: 1.53.0-insider OS Version: macOS 10.15.7 Steps to Reproduce: Use Git's interactive rebase to generate a conflict Resolve the conflict using vscode and save the file Execute the "Git: Stage Changes" command Expected: The c...
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Would love to have an option to disable git from auto staging and committing all files incase a file was not staged in GUI. I have run into this, a couple of times when I forget to stage one file and all the unstaged changes get committed which is kind of annoying. It would be a ...
The "Stage Changes" command no longer works when the cursor is in the "after" panel of the "Working Tree" comparion. This used to work. It does still work when the cursor is in the "before" panel of said comparison. Steps to Reproduce: ...
It seems it was introduced in version 1.86.0 and it can also be reproduced in 1.87.1 and 1.88.0-Insider. Steps to reproduce: Open Source Control panel. Select some change from Changes list. Run Git: Stage Changes command. Until 1.85.2: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/assets/23258719...
Then I double-clicked the "Stage Changes" command, and pressed CTRL+T followed by ENTER to assign it. Did the same for "Unstage Changes". My keybindings.json file looks like this: // Place your key bindings in this file to overwrite the defaults [ { "key": "ctrl+t", "command": ...
lszomoru Labels git Projects None yet Milestone January 2025 Development Successfully merging this pull request may close these issues. Git - "Stage Selected Ranges" creates a "Staged Changes" file of type UTF-8 when the orginal file is ANSI (Windows 1252) 2 participants Footer...
In Keyboard Shotcuts, set any unique hotkey, for ex, Ctrl + Alt + Shift + M to a command "Git Stage Change" (not Changes, but Change) Open Source Control Panel, click any modified file with unstaged changes (file will be opened in a diff mode) Go to Next Change (default hotkey ...
everything unstaged is automatically staged and committed. If some part of code you changed is staged, and some part isn't, and you commit, only the staged part is committed. That is how things should be. In VSCode it seems like a simple two step process because instead of words likeCom...