Simply copy the Custom Menu.inf into your GIT folder and edit the template to fit your needs.
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You can download our sample Custom Menu.inf and use it as a template for your GIT repository folders. Here is a sample prompt that is used to enter a comment for the GIT commit command:Īs you can see, macro variables can be used within the prompt’s text. Where Default Value is the text you wish to prefill the prompt dialog’s input line. If you wish to include a default value then use the following format: Where Message is the text you wish to display. If you wish to include a message then use the following format: To prompt the user, you must use the following macro in your Custom Menu.inf file: Now you can use the prompt to enter a unique comment.
You now have the option to prompt for input when triggering a custom menu item.įor example, when committing in GIT, you are required to insert a comment. To add a separator, include a line item with a dash for text: We included the ability to add separators to the custom menu, which allows you to visually group commands: The and groups are separated in the custom menu. If you want to display the console application’s results in the Output panel, use the Commandline group: This is a fire-and-forget trigger for applications that do not provide console output, such as PowerRegEx or Windows Explorer. We added an optional group to the CustomMenu.inf.Īny command in the group will run without waiting for the process to complete. Please refer to the following article for more details on the custom menu feature: The menu’s contents can be determined on a global level or a local folder level. In this article we will cover the new additions to PowerShell Studio’s custom menu.įor those who aren’t familiar with the custom menu, it is a menu that users can customize to call other tools and processes. We are continuing to cover the new features introduced in the latest service build of PowerShell Studio 2015 (v4.2.95).
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