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git-mob as dev dependency #44
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Hello @BuZZ-dEE Could you explain a little more about the reasoning and benefits of adding I know it would be typical to have it as a listed dependency but |
If you install Do you want the vs code extension to support the |
Yes |
For npx to work with git the module needs to be installed. #44
The path is essential to run Git Mob commands it the right folder #44
I've started this work, however, having this issue that I've posted on stack overflow. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64344898/cant-pass-right-number-of-args-via-nodejs-spawnsync |
Double escape with backslash fixes params issue See issue post on stack overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64344898/cant-pass-right-number-of-args-via-nodejs-spawnsync #44
The double back slash is needed when using npx and add-coauthor on Windows. Not sure why. #44
Provide install buttons for git mob cli to choose between global or local. #44
Install options are only needed when the cli is not installed, the context command is used to handle this and is accessible in when clauses. #44
Ensure git mob cli install options are provided when it is not detected. #44
Deployed in version 1.9.0 |
Implement / allow to use
git-mob
frompackage.json
/ projectdevDependencies
.Summary
Allow the user to toggle a setting to use Git Mob cli as a devDependencies or as a global package.
By default, it should use global git mob.
Global command is
git mob <initials>
Local command is
npx git mob <initials>
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