Added setting "git.autoRepositoryDetection"#36183
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joaomoreno merged 2 commits intomicrosoft:masterfrom Dec 11, 2017
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Added setting "git.autoRepositoryDetection"#36183joaomoreno merged 2 commits intomicrosoft:masterfrom
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When opening just one file, the setting "autoRepositoryDetection" allows the user to control whether the entire repository changes will be displayed or just the changes of the current file.
Updated the "detectActiveFile" method to be more simple and straightforward. Thanks to @lodenrogue suggestion!
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Thanks! 🍻 The right fix should've been in |
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For me this does not seem to work: |
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I added the paths to the workspace's |
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Issue: #35555
This pull request adds the setting "git.autoRepositoryDetection". (Thank you for the suggestion @joaomoreno)
When opening just one file, the setting "autoRepositoryDetection" allows the user to control whether the entire repository changes will be displayed or just the changes of the current file.
Note: I deleted my previous pull request and created this new one because I accidentally messed it up through re-basing it. I had trouble cleanly reverting it so making a new pull request seemed like the best solution. Really sorry if that spammed anyone or wasn't the correct way to handle it. If anyone can let me know how to handle that better next time it would be greatly appreciated!