Test Create suggestions from working tree changes

[alexr00]

Refs: #5256

• macOS @rebornix
• linux @joshspicer
• windows @dbaeumer

Complexity: 3

Create Issue

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0. Make sure you have the latest pre-release version of GitHub Pull Requests installed.
1. Open a GitHub repository in VS Code and check out a pull request.
2. Make some changes on lines that are within commenting ranges for the PR.

Known limitation: This feature only works for lines that are within commenting ranges. It's very easy to end up outside a commenting range with your changes.

Test from the diff editor

3. Go to the SCM view and open the working tree diff for the file you made changes to.
4. Select one of your changes, right click, and run the action "Convert to Pull Request Suggestion"
5. Verify that a suggestion comment is created for your change and that your change is reverted

Test from the SCM view

3. Go to the SCM view and find the action "Create Pull Request Suggestions" on your working tree changes
4. Run the action. Verify that a suggestion comment is added for each of your changes
5. Verify that if all the suggestion comments were created successfully that you are shown an option to revert all your changes. Verify that this works.

Test changes outside of commenting ranges

3. Make some additional changes on lines that are outside of commenting ranges
4. Using one of the two already tested actions to create suggestions, try to create some suggestions from your changes.
5. Verify that you get a message saying that this isn't possible and that you don't lose any data.