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version control (git) ignored

Open shockwavebot opened this issue 6 years ago • 5 comments

.git directory is not considered, and it's not possible to use version control when connected to remote directory

shockwavebot avatar Jun 06 '18 12:06 shockwavebot

Mounted repository is not recognized. Git output is: git rev-parse --show-toplevel fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git. Using vscode on windows 10 with git repository on virtualbox ubuntu vm.

FirstTimeInForever avatar Jun 12 '18 17:06 FirstTimeInForever

I have the same issue.

dan640 avatar Nov 13 '18 11:11 dan640

I have the same issue. Did anyone find a solution?

juansaab avatar Jan 18 '19 14:01 juansaab

I don't think it's possible. As I understand things, native git support in VSCode works by issuing commands to a standard git client executable, which has no way of seeing the remote server that RemoteFS is making visible to VSCode via the FileSystemProvider interface.

I did some brief tests using Mountain Duck to make remote files appear to my machine as though they're local. Then both VSCode and git can treat them as local, and things seem to work.

gjsjohnmurray avatar Feb 12 '19 13:02 gjsjohnmurray

I have the same problem. Is there any chance to do something about it?

kanlukasz avatar Dec 10 '19 18:12 kanlukasz