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vector-of-bool / vscode-gitflow

Gitflow integration for Visual Studio Code
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Getting Started? #1

Closed flipdoubt closed 7 years ago

flipdoubt commented 8 years ago

Can't quite figure out how/where to make it do anything. Not even sure where to type "git flow init -d". A super quick Getting Started section in the read-me would go a long way to my kicking the tires to figure out where/how to contribute.

Cool idea though.

flipdoubt commented 8 years ago

Ah, I need to type that darn greater than sign to get started:

After typing CMD-P or CTRL-P to open Code's command line, type the following for a list of GitFlow commands: > gitflow

For example, type the following to initialize a repository for GitFlow in the current directory: > gitflow initialize

jitcoder commented 7 years ago

this sounds more like a user issue rather than an issue with the plugin.

If you're using the latest version of visual studio code,

if you press CMD+SHIFT+P, you can simply type in "gitflow" (without the quotes), and then select the option you'd like to use, using the arrow keys (or continue typing out the command)

no need to type in ">"

Can this issue be closed?