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README.md

Conventional Comments button for gitea

This is a tiny extension that adds a conventional comment button to gitea pull request comments, allowing to quickly leave a structured semantic comment during your PR reviews!

Attribution

This project was forked from https://gitlab.com/conventionalcomments/conventional-comments-button to make it usable with gitea.

Please see LICENSE file for the original license.

Demo (needs an update for gitea)

Demo

How to install

First, clone this repo git clone https://github.com/sebastian-sauer/gitea-conventional-comments-button 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