Monorepo Tools

Features

Commit message prefix

Inserts a commit prefix based on:

• The branch name
• The changed project files

For example, for a checked out a branch called 1234-a-new-feature, and the following changes:

modules/module1/file.txt

The tool can be configured to write a commit message prefix: #1234 [module1]. If no issue ID is present in the branch, none is inserted.

Usage

The commit prefix is inserted when pressing the 'm' icon in the commit tool window.

Alternatively, automatic commit prefix can be toggled in Monorepo Tools > Auto Commit Message.

Getting started

1. Open File > Settings > Monorepo Tools
2. Configure 'Folder Levels'
   1. This is how many folders that should be removed from a path. E.g. for a file modules/submodules/submodule1, a folder level for modules and level 2, will remove modules/submodules and insert [submodule1], whereas a level of 1 will only remove modules and insert [submodules].
   2. This is useful as the whole folder structure needn't be written into a config.
3. Configure 'Expand folders'
   1. This is what folders to keep in the path to keep, e.g. if the parent folder should still be part of the project name. For a file modules/module1, and an expansion for modules is set, the prefix will be [modules/module1].
4. Configure root folder name. If any changes are made in the root folder, a custom name can be specified to insert in the commit prefix. E.g. a file ./file.txt, the default prefix will be [root].