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# Quickstart
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How to install and run the extension in VS Code.
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## Install
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## Run
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Then use the extension like this:
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Use the extension like this:
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1. Open VS Code where you have a Git repo.
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1. Edit one or more files.
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1. Optionally stage one files.
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1. Open VS Code.
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1. Open a project which is a Git repo.
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1. Edit one or more files and save them.
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1. Optionally stage one of the files.
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- This is useful if want smaller changes in your commit and your commit message.
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- Staging is necessary if you do a _move_ or _rename_, so that Git sees the old and new path as the _same_ file.
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- Staging is necessary if you do a _move_ or _rename_, so that Git sees the old and new path as the _same_ file. But otherwise, you don't have to stage.
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1. In VS Code's built-in Git pane, click the extension's icon.
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1. The extension will create a descriptive commit message for you in the commit message box.
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