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README.md
VS Code Issue Triage Extension
This is a chromium extension to help with triaging GitHub issues. It was originally developed for our work in the microsoft/vscode repo, but it can be used on any GitHub repo.
Install
You can pull the latest release from the releases page and unzip it. Then, navigate to your extension configuration page (edge://extensions/, for instance), and make sure "Developer Mode" is enabled. There should be an option to "Load Unpacked". Select this, then choose the folder you unpacked earlier.
Usage
Press Cmd+Shift+L to trigger the extension. This can be customized on your browser's extension configuration page under "Keyboard Shortcuts". (This was previously Cmd+Shift+P but changed due to conflict with Codepsaces)
Press enter in search to accept first result. Tab/ArrowKeys to move around in results. Enter/Space to accept results. Cmd with the action to multi-select.
Configuration
Use the Settings
link at bottom of the popup to view and edit the JSON representation of your commands. The supported file takes the form (as typescript):
type Settings = { [repo: string]: Category[] }
type Category = { category: string, description: string, items: Shortcut[] }
type Shortcut = {
title: string
color?: string
type: 'label' | 'comment' | 'assign' | 'milestone'
value: string
}
For instance:
{
"microsoft/vscode": [
{
"category": "Verification",
"description": "Apply common verification labels",
"items": [
{
"color": "rgb(0, 152, 0)",
"title": "verified",
"type": "label",
"value": "verified"
},
{
"color": "rgb(247, 198, 199)",
"title": "verification-found",
"type": "label",
"value": "verification-found"
}
]
},
{
"category": "Won't Fix",
"description": "Trigger bot to close issue and add a comment explaining why",
"items": [
{
"color": "rgb(226, 161, 194)",
"title": "*as-designed",
"type": "label",
"value": "*as-designed"
}
]
}
]
}