Git User check

Sometimes, after cloning a repository from a corporate git server and sending several commits to it, you realize that you forgot to change the user settings in git.
This extension was written to avoid that.

You only need to define three parameters. The first is the domain that the extension will look for in the origin section of the repository that you opened in VSCode.
The other two are user settings that need to be set for the repository cloned from the domain specified in the first paragraph.

That’s it! The extension will warn you that you are working with a repository for which user settings should be set (if they are not already set). Clicking the “Overwrite” button will automatically add the necessary parameters to the git settings of the current project.