If your current working directory is a git repo it can watch your changes and remind you to git commit more often to prevent HUGE commits
Git - Download at Git official homepage
r2g.reminderInfoLevel
: Number represents total amount of changes until a info level message triggersr2g.reminderWarningLevel
: Same as info but a warning level message triggerr2g.reminderTimeout
: This value specifies the timeout (in seconds) until a trigger (and levels below) can trigger again after it's been activated
When specifying git.path on windows you must use " around the entire path if git is installed in a directory with spaces, ex:
If installed in "Program Files" ( C:\Program Files\Git\bin )
git.path
= ""C:\Program Files\Git\bin\git.exe""
Initial release
- Support info and warning level reminders
- Supprort timeouts, aka if you ignore a reminder, 5 min later it will trigger again
- User can now modify the timeout used when a message is triggered. It defaults to 5 minutes