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[BUG] All Branches view not updating correctly

Open paddelboot opened this issue 1 year ago • 4 comments

Describe the Bug

This extension worked fine for a few month in my Win 10 / WSL2 install. For some weeks now, the "All Branches" view shows stale information.

  • New branches' tags, either local or remote, do not appear in the commit timeline
  • Updated branches' tags are not moved to the their most recent commit, but remain in an old state

A workaround seems to be to deactivate/reactivate the extension

Steps To Reproduce

  1. git fetch --all --remote
  2. Open Git History Tab and go to "All Branches"
  3. See fetched branches' tags still remaining on old commits

Expected Behavior

To have the "All Branch" commit timeline show the current local/remote repository branches states.

Environment

  • OS: Win 10 Enterprise 10.0.19042
  • VSCode version: 1.76.1
  • Git History version: v0.6.20

paddelboot avatar Mar 20 '23 08:03 paddelboot

I have the same problem, in the Git History tab, clicking the Refresh button does not update anything.

vanry avatar Mar 27 '23 01:03 vanry

Same here, I use it very often, could be great to fix it

jeremycopinlm avatar Apr 05 '23 14:04 jeremycopinlm

I have the same problem , hope will fix this problem

PengJack avatar Apr 17 '23 08:04 PengJack

It only refresh the branch state when I reload the VS code, which is quite inconvenient. Hoping that this can be fixed.

weichen35 avatar Oct 18 '23 05:10 weichen35