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I've changed the height of the textarea to behave like in vscode. So you can't resize it manually anymore, just by adding/removing a line. Looks like I only tested 2...

Oh true. Will add that as well.

Some commands can take a while. So I want the user always to know that the command is still running. I may delay the notice so that they come only...

@mwxgaf Notifications like - Everything is up-to-date - Committed n files - Pulled n files - Pushed n files shouldn't be shown. You should see notifications like `Getting Status` or...

Should be fixed now. If the status command takes longer than 20s I'm still showing a notification to let the user know a task is running long.

There should be a notification when starting Obsidian, which gives you more details why it's not ready.

@driftywinds Can you verify in you file viewer or terminal that a .git directory exists at the root of you obsidian vault? And try clearing the base path setting.

@mathewlowry There is a `base path` setting, which may cause this issue. Is there any error in the console? (`CTRL + SHIFT + I`)

@AlainRo See #67

@CupidTian That's strange, maybe git is installed in an unusual location that's not in the `PATH` env var of Obsidian?