Test: GitHub - "Open on GitHub" action

[lszomoru]

Refs: #237434, #237813

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• anyOS @alexr00

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This milestone we have added an "Open on GitHub" action that is being surfaced in various places in the workbench (ex: Timeline context menu/hover, Source Control Graph context menu/hover, Git Blame hover).

Prerequisites

• Install latest version of VS Code Insiders
• Enable the following settings:
  • git.blame.editorDecoration.enabled
  • git.blame.statusBarItem.enabled

Commits

• Open a folder/workspace that contains a git repository hosted on GitHub
• Open the Source Control view and click the "Sync Changes" button

Timeline

• Open a file from the workspace and open the Timeline view
• Ensure that the "Git History" items are shown in the Timeline view
• Right click on various "Git History" items
  • Confirm that the context menu contains the "Open on GitHub" action
• Click on the "Open on GitHub" action
  • Confirm that the commit is opened correctly on https://github.com
• Hover over various "Git History" items
  • Confirm that the hover contains the "Open on GitHub" action
• Click on the "Open on GitHub" action in the hover
  • Confirm that the commit is opened correctly on https://github.com

Source Control Graph

• Open the "Source Control Graph" view
• Right click on various history items
  • Confirm that the context menu contains the "Open on GitHub" action
• Click on the "Open on GitHub" action
  • Confirm that the commit is opened correctly on https://github.com
• Hover over various history items
  • Confirm that the hover contains the "Open on GitHub" action
• Click on the "Open on GitHub" action in the hover
  • Confirm that the commit is opened correctly on https://github.com

Git Blame

• Navigate around a file to reveal the git blame editor decoration and status bar item
• Hover over the editor decoration
  • Confirm that the hover contains the "Open on GitHub" action
• Click on the "Open on GitHub" action in the hover
  • Confirm that the commit is opened correctly on https://github.com
• Hover over the status bar entry
  • Confirm that the hover contains the "Open on GitHub" action
• Click on the "Open on GitHub" action in the hover
  • Confirm that the commit is opened correctly on https://github.com

Unpublished Commits

• Open a folder/workspace that contains a git repository hosted on GitHub
• Open the Source Control view and click the "Sync Changes" button
• Open a file, make changes, and create multiple commits that are only available locally

Timeline

• Open the Timeline view
• Right click on a commit that is only available locally
• Click on the "Open on GitHub" action
  • Confirm that you receive a notification that the commit does not exist on GitHub
• Hover over a commit that is only available locally
  • Confirm that the "Open on GitHub" action is not present

Source Control Graph

• Open the Source Control Graph view
• Right click on a history item that is only available locally
• Click on the "Open on GitHub" action
  • Confirm that you receive a notification that the commit does not exist on GitHub
• Hover over a history item that is only available locally
• Click on the "Open on GitHub" action
  • Confirm that you receive a notification that the commit does not exist on GitHub

Git Blame

• Open the modified file and place the cursor on the line that was modified in the commit that is only available locally
• Hover over the editor decoration
  • Confirm that the hover does not contain the "Open on GitHub" action
• Hover over the status bar item
  • Confirm that the hover does not contain the "Open on GitHub" action

Non-GitHub Repository

• Open a folder/workspace that contains a git repository not hosted on GitHub (you can either open a repository hosted on Azure Repos, or run git init to create a repository that has not been published to a remote)
• Add a new file, add contents to it, and create a commit
• Open the Timeline view
  • Confirm that the timeline item context menu does not contain the "Open on GitHub" action
  • Confirm that the timeline item hover does not contain the "Open on GitHub" action
• Open the Source Control Graph view
  • Confirm that the history item context menu does not contain the "Open on GitHub" action
  • Confirm that the history item hover does not contain the "Open on GitHub" action
• Open the file, navigate around the file to reveal the git blame editor decoration and status bar item
• Hover over the editor decoration
  • Confirm that the editor decoration hover does not contain the "Open on GitHub" action
• Hover over the status bar item
  • Confirm that the status bar item hover does not contain the "Open on GitHub" action