Original Summary

If you’re building in VS Code but tracking the project somewhere else (Jira, a todo app, Obsidian), you’re constantly switching windows. I wanted the boring, zero-friction version of that workflow: stay in the editor, manage releases and tickets (bugs, fixes, tasks), run manual tests, and close tickets without ever leaving VS Code. So I made a lightweight extension: Gitoza Lite . Tasks live as plain YAML files (frontmatter + Markdown body) inside your repo. There’s a clean UI panel to browse and edit them, and Wiki pages use the exact same idea for docs. Everything sits under .gitoza-lite/ , so your team syncs project state via git pull and git push just like code. Example ticket: --- title: Fix login redirect type: bug status: open priority: high tags: [auth] --- ## Summary After logout, /app still redirects to the old dashboard. ## Acceptance - [ ] Redirect goes to /login - [ ] Verified by smoke test GitHub (demos & screenshots): https://github.com/gitoza-io/gitoza-lite vscode Market: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=gitoza.gitoza-yaml-test-cases   submitted by   /u/Alternative-Try7044 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/23 21:22:33