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Conventional Comments button

This is a tiny extension that adds a conventional comment button to GitLab file explorer comments, allowing to quickly leave a structured semantic comment during your MR reviews!

Demo

Demo

How to install

First, clone this repo git clone git@gitlab.com:conventionalcomments/conventional-comments-button.git and then see below for browser specific instructions.

Chrome

Recently chrome disallowed to install packed crx extension that are not listed on the Chrome Store, so to install this

  • On Chrome: Menu
    • More Tools
      • Extensions (be sure to have Developer Mode enabled there)
  • In the Extension page: Load unpacked and select the cloned repository

Firefox

  • On Firefox: enter about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox into the address bar
  • In the Extension page: Load Temporary Add-on... and select any file within the cloned repository

How to update

  • git pull

Chrome

  • On Chrome: Menu
    • More Tools
      • Extensions
  • In the Extension page find conventional comments button and hit the refresh button

Firefox

  • On Firefox: enter about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox into the address bar
  • In the Extension page find conventional comments button and hit the reload button

How to enable it on a self-hosted instance

  • Open the extension options
  • Add your domain as a new line in the "Enabled Hosts" field
  • Click Save

Credits

This project bundles some of the icon coming from font-awesome icons as SVG