You can enable VirtualRepos.EnableTracing in your User or Workspace settings to enable tracing in a Virtual Repositories output channel this is off by default but it can be useful for troubleshooting errors or if you are curious to see what the extension is doing under the hood. The commit message is VirtualRepos: update file. You can create a new repository (public or private), other repo operations (delete, star, fork, clone, download) will come in future releases.Ĭhanges are committed automatically after the file is saved. Node: you may need to Refresh the Virtual Repos view to see the latest repos added or removed from another machine. You can sync your open repositories across multiple devices by enabling Settings Sync in Visual Studio Code. The repository will load automatically (of course, make sure you are connected to the Internet), you can then browse it, open, edit, add, delete files as if they where on your local file system even without cloning the repo. Open starred repository: open one of your Starred repos Open my repository: open a repository from a list of repos you own Note: If you just enter the repo name, the extension assumes you own it, this is the same as using Open my repository Open repository: open any repository you have access to, enter the name as owner/repoName Use the Open repository command to open an existing repo from GitHub, you can choose from three options: Install the extension from the VSCode Marketplace.
Check Changelog for the latest status, what's planned and what has already been released. Please report bugs or issues and ask for features you would like to see. The extension is still missing lots of features I want to add (as time permits) and you can expect bugs (but hopefully nothing destructive), anyway this is a preview extension and you can expect bugs here and there. on GitHub) without cloning, committing or pushing your changes. Virtual Repos is a Visual Studio Code extension that allows to open and edit a remote repository (e.g.
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