This extension leverages your machine's Fossil installation, so you need to install Fossil first. Also read the cloning documentation for info about cloning from the extension.

• Add files and commit from the source control panel (i.e. where git normally appears).

• All the basics: commit, add, revert, update, push and pull.

• See changes inline within text editor.

• Interactive log for basic file history and diff.

• Branch, merge, resolve files.

• Praise

• Quickly switch branches, push and pull via status bar.

• Supports named-branches workflows.

• Automatic incoming/outgoing counters.

• Undo/Redo.

• Preview md, wiki and pikchr files

• Syntax highlighting for pikchr language

• Use command palette Ctrl-Shift-P >> fossil: to see all commands. (Not everything has a UI control.)

• Click a file see the diff view
• Or open a file by using context menu

• Just click the Fossil icon from the source control title area
  • Follow prompts

• The current branch name is shown in the bottom-left corner.
• Click it to see a list of branches and tags that you can update to.

• Checkout by hash?

  Use branch menu in the status bar.

• Create a new branch?

  Create a branch with "Commit Creating New Branch..." action in SCM menu or in command palette.

• Modify commit message?

  Use "Fossil log" from command palette and navigate the options till specific checkout.

• Get current checkout hash or tags?

  Hover over current branch name in the status bar

• Close/reopen a branch?

  Use 'Close branch...' and 'Reopen branch...' actions from command palette.

• Commit partially

  1. Run Stash Snapshot command
  2. Manually remove lines that you don't want in the commit
  3. Make a commit
  4. Run Stash Pop

• Blame

  Use Fossil: praise command from command palette

fossil.autoRefresh { boolean }

• Enables automatic refreshing of Source Control tab and badge counter when files within the project change: "true" — enabled "false" — disabled, manual refresh still available.

fossil.path { string }

• Specifies an explicit fossil file path to use.
• This should only be used if fossil cannot be found automatically.
• The default behaviour is to search for fossil on the PATH.
• Takes effect immediately.

fossil.username { string }

• Specifies an explicit user to use for fossil commits.
• This should only be used if the user is different than the fossil default user.

In general, Fossil designers maintain an abundance of documentation. Reference that documentation as much as possible.

• Please report any bugs, suggestions or documentation requests via the Github issues (yes, I see the irony).
• Feel free to submit pull requests.

• Building and debugging
• Api behavior
• Releasing

Ben Crowl, koog1000, senyai, ajansveld, hoffmael, nioh-wiki, joaomoreno, nsgundy