CI/CD Assets VSCode extension

Create a project’s CI/CD baseline inside Visual Studio Code by invoking commands that retrieve selected files from the CI/CD Assets collection. The extension addresses the repetitive setup of pipeline-related configuration by making commonly reused project files available from the editor. It runs on Windows, is published by Gary Ewan Park, and is categorized as System Tools.

Individual commands cover .editorconfig, .appveyor.yml, .gitattributes, .gitignore, .mergify.yml, and .travis.yml files. Separate commands provide GitReleaseManager.yaml and config.wyam, allowing users to choose specific assets rather than applying the entire collection. A grouped command retrieves the .github files, while another obtains all supported files in one operation.

It suits developers and teams who use Visual Studio Code when starting repositories, standardizing project configuration, or preparing CI/CD pipeline assets. The extension is freeware and its current version is 0.5.0. Installation can follow the usual Visual Studio Code extension process or use Chocolatey, and the project offers documentation, release-specific short YouTube videos, and a Gitter chat for further guidance. Users can suggest additional capabilities through an issue and, where possible, a follow-up pull request in the project’s GitHub development repository.