Improving Git Workflow Accessibility with Qcommit – One-Key Git Commits in VS Code

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Hi everyone,

qcommit-devs excited to share a new VS Code extension qcommit-devs developed called Qcommit, designed to streamline Git workflows with a single keybinding – especially helpful for developers who prefer or require simplified interactions.

✨ What Qcommit does:

Automatically initializes a Git repo if one doesn't exist.

Detects staged/unstaged files and prompts for commit messages.

Supports custom and main branch commit flows.

Offers a "Collaboration Mode" with options for team and admin workflows (branch creation, switching, merging, pushing, etc.).

Uses timed input boxes and escape handling to avoid overload.

Why it matters for accessibility:
For developers with physical or cognitive challenges, reducing repetitive commands, navigating fewer menus, and using simple prompts can significantly improve their productivity and ease of use in Git-based projects

qcommit-devs love feedback from the accessibility community on how to make Qcommit even more inclusive. Are there features, shortcuts, or design adjustments you'd recommend?

Thanks for your time!
qcommit-devs

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