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Enter the matching pattern and press tab to insert the labels Enhance your GitHub/Gitlab pull request (PR) review process with the Conventional Comments extension. Developers should use labels to categorize and identify the nature of comments in PRs, and this extension simplifies this process. Key Features: Effortless Labeling: This extension integrates with the GitHub PR review and Gitlab Merge Request interface, allowing you to effortlessly add labels to comments. Pattern Matching: The extension uses pattern matching to identify specific comment structures, replacing them with the corresponding labels. This ensures consistency in your labeling conventions. How It Works: Install the Extension: Add this extension to your Chrome browser to start enhancing your PR review experience. When writing the comment use one of the patterns and press tab to insert the matching label. | Pattern | Replacement Value | |-------------|--------------------------------------------------| | ?s | 💡 suggestion : | | ?sb | 🚧 suggestion (blocking) : | | ?sn | ✨ suggestion (non-blocking) : | | ?i | ❗ issue : | | ?ib | ⛔ issue (blocking) : | | ?in | ⚠️ issue (non-blocking) : | | ?q | ❓ question : | | ?qb | 🔒 question (blocking) : | | ?qn | 🔑 question (non-blocking) : | | ?t | 💭 thought : | | ?tb | 🚦 thought (blocking) : | | ?tn | 🚀 thought (non-blocking) : | | ?c | 🔨 chore (blocking) : | | ?n | 🔍 nitpick : | | ?p | 👏 praise : |
Jun 29, 2024
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