0.4.0
0.4.0
Breaking Changes
- From 0.4.0, you at least need VSCode 1.31 to install and run the extension.
Changes
- Display mergeability on PR description page #773
- Add an inline action to open the description to the side #310
- Add refresh button to the description page #771
- Improve performance of checkout by minimally fetching data and lazily loading #796
- Update the styling of the description page #763
- Support navigating to a file from the description page #750
- Linkify issue references on the description page #566
- Show user's role (collaborator, contributor, etc.) by comments on the description #303
- Support starting, deleting, and finishing a complete review #546
- Allow selecting the merge method on the description page #826
- Autocompletions for usernames within editor comments #842
As part of this release, we have begun adopting GitHub's GraphQL API in some places to support new features and improve performance. The reviews feature and linkifying of issue references depend on the GraphQL API. This API is not available for GitHub Enterprise, so please note that these features will not be available for those projects.
New settings
githubPullRequests.remotes
can be used to configure what remotes pull requests should be displayed from. By default, the extension will look forupstream
andorigin
remotes
by convention and fetch from these, or will fetch from any other remotes if these are not present.githubPullRequests.defaultMergeMethod
specifies which merge method (merge
,rebase
, orsquash
) to select by default, both on the description page and when using theMerge Pull Request
command.
This is set tomerge
by default.
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