I tried looking for the extension settings in Visual Studio 2019 to update the font size but could not find them. Are they in a different location in Visual Studio 2019 please because I could not find the Git Settings specified in the readme of this repository?

Thanks in advance.

https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Configuration#__code_commit_template_code

Not sure how the spell check chooses the language, seems to be linked to the input language.
Please, provide a way to switch the language.

Reason: You may use a different keyboard layout than the language you are typing; e.g. I use German keyboard, but write in English

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/visualstudio/2016/11/10/extensibility-in-visual-studio-15-increasing-reliability-and-performance/

The plugin throws an exception and stops working when the Changes page is undocked from Team Explorer.

Please add some way to change the font color of the character count label. When using dark theme, it has currently too little contrast, making it somewhat difficult to read.

When you open the Visual Studio and the Changes is undocked and visible, the formatter is not initialized.

I have to close and open again the Changes page.

With Visual Studio 2019 new Git experience was introduced as preview feature.

Part of this is new Git Changes view. Unfortunately the Commit Formatter does not work in this view.

It would be nice if the Commit Formatter would support also this new UI.

It would be really awesome if it would be possible to add "completion support" to the editor. What I mean by that, is when writing commit messages, I often add class names, type members (like methods, and properties), and such. Basically, things that would appear in the git diff listing. Using tab-completion makes it a lot easier to write those messages.

I have a setup like that now, by virtue of using a different editor for the commit message (it lists the entire git diff below the commit message, and the editor supports completion out of the box, just using the tabkey).

I don't know how hard it is to get to the git diff from the team explorer infrastructure as a source for completion, and additionally showing a completion list in the editor (VS might already give you the building blocks for showing a completion list, but otherwise it would be too difficult to built in WPF), but I'm willing to investigate that. Would you be willing to incorporate a feature like that?

BTW This extension is really awesome!! I was planning to make a similar extension (with support for issue ID tracking), but don't need to anymore 😄

Firstly a great extension, any change for a Visual Studio 2019 update?