Is there any way in Visual Studio to prefix comment while commiting?
From the screenshot below
I want to prefix my comment to the changes including work item's id. So I expect to get this:
TFS - 123: Want to prefix this comment with work item's id
Currently I need to enter work item's id in both places in Comment and Related Work Items sections which is borring. What I want is just pass them into one place (Related Work Items section) and when I click Check In Visual studio will automatically prefix my comment.
Would be nice to set some pattern how to prefix:
TFS - {id}: {comment} or something like that in Visual Studio settings.
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From the screenshot below
I want to prefix my comment to the changes including work item's id. So I expect to get this:
TFS - 123: Want to prefix this comment with work item's id
Currently I need to enter work item's id in both places in Comment and Related Work Items sections which is borring. What I want is just pass them into one place (Related Work Items section) and when I click Check In Visual studio will automatically prefix my comment.
Would be nice to set some pattern how to prefix:
TFS - {id}: {comment} or something like that in Visual Studio settings.
visual-studio commit changeset commenting
edited 17 hours ago
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Why do you feel the need to duplicate the ID into the comment when, as you've already observed, it's being stored in a structured and searchable manner as a Related Work Item?
– Damien_The_Unbeliever
17 hours ago
@Damien_The_Unbeliever, customer requirements
– Dmytro Lymarenko
16 hours ago
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From the screenshot below
I want to prefix my comment to the changes including work item's id. So I expect to get this:
TFS - 123: Want to prefix this comment with work item's id
Currently I need to enter work item's id in both places in Comment and Related Work Items sections which is borring. What I want is just pass them into one place (Related Work Items section) and when I click Check In Visual studio will automatically prefix my comment.
Would be nice to set some pattern how to prefix:
TFS - {id}: {comment} or something like that in Visual Studio settings.
visual-studio commit changeset commenting
edited 17 hours ago
htshame
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asked 17 hours ago
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From the screenshot below
I want to prefix my comment to the changes including work item's id. So I expect to get this:
TFS - 123: Want to prefix this comment with work item's id
Currently I need to enter work item's id in both places in Comment and Related Work Items sections which is borring. What I want is just pass them into one place (Related Work Items section) and when I click Check In Visual studio will automatically prefix my comment.
Would be nice to set some pattern how to prefix:
TFS - {id}: {comment} or something like that in Visual Studio settings.
visual-studio commit changeset commenting
visual-studio commit changeset commenting
edited 17 hours ago
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edited 17 hours ago
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edited 17 hours ago
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Why do you feel the need to duplicate the ID into the comment when, as you've already observed, it's being stored in a structured and searchable manner as a Related Work Item?
– Damien_The_Unbeliever
17 hours ago
@Damien_The_Unbeliever, customer requirements
– Dmytro Lymarenko
16 hours ago
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Why do you feel the need to duplicate the ID into the comment when, as you've already observed, it's being stored in a structured and searchable manner as a Related Work Item?
– Damien_The_Unbeliever
17 hours ago
@Damien_The_Unbeliever, customer requirements
– Dmytro Lymarenko
16 hours ago
Why do you feel the need to duplicate the ID into the comment when, as you've already observed, it's being stored in a structured and searchable manner as a Related Work Item?
– Damien_The_Unbeliever
17 hours ago
Why do you feel the need to duplicate the ID into the comment when, as you've already observed, it's being stored in a structured and searchable manner as a Related Work Item?
– Damien_The_Unbeliever
17 hours ago
@Damien_The_Unbeliever, customer requirements
– Dmytro Lymarenko
16 hours ago
@Damien_The_Unbeliever, customer requirements
– Dmytro Lymarenko
16 hours ago
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Why do you feel the need to duplicate the ID into the comment when, as you've already observed, it's being stored in a structured and searchable manner as a Related Work Item?
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