Separate GitHub Projects #461
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How can I manage separate GitHub projects with this extension and Source Control in VSCode? I have multiple projects I want to switch between, and one of them to have Source Control for one GitHub repo, and another project to use a different repo, and so on. How can I set this up? Thanks :) |
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Hi @Pythonic456, Right now, the extension does not check the repo's remote, neither has a way to classify/group the repos. But, in the upcoming release, you will be able to classify/group projects (issue #50). At first, it will be available only for the Favorite projects (the ones you save), and after that, it would be added to Git and other auto-detected projects as well. There is also another issue (#407), asking to add GitHub as a new source/auto-detection. I think a third option could be in the table, with no dependency of the two above. Add a setting to the Git panel to display the repos grouped by remote. Doing so, would require to check Git info for each repo (a bit of delay) but being opt-in like #378, I think it wouldn't be a problem. Hope this helps |
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Ok, thanks! |
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Hi @Pythonic456,
Right now, the extension does not check the repo's remote, neither has a way to classify/group the repos.
But, in the upcoming release, you will be able to classify/group projects (issue #50). At first, it will be available only for the Favorite projects (the ones you save), and after that, it would be added to Git and other auto-detected projects as well.
There is also another issue (#407), asking to add GitHub as a new source/auto-detection.
I think a third option could be in the table, with no dependency of the two above. Add a setting to the Git panel to display the repos grouped by remote. Doing so, would require to check Git info for each repo (a bit of delay) but b…