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I am using Team Explorer in Visual Studios and have linked my BitBucket account up with it and can quite happily make changes to my code and Commit/Push/Sync those up to show on the BitBucket site.

However, it's been tasked of me that I find a way, that when making changes, the Change comments that can be made before Pushing/Syncing show automatically the changes that have been made in the code, which become the comment itself. I have looked but can't find a way. Anyone any ideas?

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  • "Change comments that can be made before Pushing/Syncing" the VS display of a commit will show the comments and allow you to see all the code changes (the tool Window lists the file changes, double click to show a diff).
    – Richard
    Commented Feb 27, 2020 at 10:47
  • Ah, yes, that's quite handy. I do wonder though, if there's a way to automated the said code changes to automatically populate the in the Comments box though. Seems to be the sticking point
    – Jay
    Commented Feb 27, 2020 at 10:49
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    Putting all the code changes in the comment kind of misses the point of the way Git works. ` git show <commit>` will show a diff (because the commit object links to the previous commits and a snapshot of all the files), a git log with the appropriate format options can do this over many commits.
    – Richard
    Commented Feb 27, 2020 at 10:52
  • That's a fair point. I personally think I could look a bit messy if I was to be able to do it this way, but thought i'd ask. Thanks for confirming my own thoughts on this.
    – Jay
    Commented Feb 27, 2020 at 10:55
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