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It seems that presently, you can use the -s or --signoff command on your git commits by opening up the git commit dropdown and selecting signoff. This was implemented as a "fix" for #7010 in #10410.
However, there doesn't seem to be a setting within VS Code itself that enables end-users to enable this feature as a part of their git commit messages by default without taking those extra steps of opening a dropdown and selecting the right option.
Given the prevalence of the Developer Certificate of Origin and it's hard requirement of the -s flag in massive open source projects projects like Node.js, Helm, Prometheus, and Moby, it would be super awesome to have the ability to turn this on as a setting in VS Code.
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It seems that presently, you can use the
-s
or--signoff
command on your git commits by opening up the git commit dropdown and selecting signoff. This was implemented as a "fix" for #7010 in #10410.However, there doesn't seem to be a setting within VS Code itself that enables end-users to enable this feature as a part of their git commit messages by default without taking those extra steps of opening a dropdown and selecting the right option.
Given the prevalence of the Developer Certificate of Origin and it's hard requirement of the -s flag in massive open source projects projects like Node.js, Helm, Prometheus, and Moby, it would be super awesome to have the ability to turn this on as a setting in VS Code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: