Make command available via right click

[osbornm]

Would be nice if I could right click after highlighting some code and activate the "Create Gist" action. Instead of having to go to tools.

[cromwellryan]

So what if I added a keyboard shortcut by default on install? I don't mind adding right click, but I hate filling up the context menu. Soon it'll need it's own maximize button.

[osbornm]

Shortcut would be nice. I just think the right click woul make it more discoverable. I'd only have it be there when text was highlighted though.

[toburger]

I had exactly your mentioned problems discovering the command. Your screenshot in the gallery helped a bit, but my first reaction opening the context menu and not finding the command was that it doesn't work in VS2012.
I can understand also your concerns about filling up the context menu, but it is a natural fit for this type of commands. also the Productivity Power Tools "pollute" the context menu with the "Email CodeSnippet".

[cromwellryan]

I have a pull request for gist descriptions that needs released. When I
finish that, I'll add a context menu item.

"Create Gist" sufficient?

On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 8:59 AM, Tobias Burger [email protected]:

I had exactly your mentioned problems discovering the command. Your
screenshot in the gallery helped a bit, but my first reaction opening the
context menu and not finding the command was that it doesn't work in VS2012.
I can understand also your concerns about filling up the context menu, but
it is a natural fit for this type of commands. also the Productivity Power
Tools "pollute" the context menu with the "Email CodeSnippet".

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