extension explodes and kicks back out to GITHUB: LOGIN when non github repos are in working directory (specifically codeberg)
- Extension version: 0.65.2024112101
- VSCode Version:1.100.0
- OS: W10 22h2
Steps to Reproduce:
- clone any codeberg repo into current working directory
- extension starts parsing and displaying all repos in working directory
- plugin abruptly stops parsing when going over non github repos (like codeberg) and kicks back to GITHUB: LOGIN
this makes the plugin unusable if you work from a single working directory.
just a few notes about the behavior of this issue, this only presents when you clone in a repo into your current working directory or you start vscode on a directory with mixed repos, if you open a pull request while vscode is already running and you've been kicked out to GITHUB: LOGIN the plugin will correct and start displaying pull requests for any github repos in the working directory.
@HerptyDerpoty can you try grabbing the pre-release version of the GitHub Pull Requests extension and see if this is fixed? You can go to the marketplace and find GitHub Pull Request... then "switch to pre-release"
I don't think this is resolved... but @alexr00 maybe this is expected. After cloning this public repo: https://codeberg.org/ziglings/exercises and opening it in VS Code, the GH PR view looks like this:
It's odd to me because I would have thought it would say something like "no repos found" or something like that... not saying that I'm signed out.
Additionally, after adding a GitHub remote git remote add github https://github.com/ratfactor/ziglings.git (for what I believe is the former GitHub page of this project) I still see the same "sign in" buttons... the view doesn't load.
Sorry, been busy, on me end it seems to maybe be working? it doesn't spit me out to the login prompt but also it ignores repos from sources like cobeberg, not a big issue but unclear if that's intended behavior.
Tried pulling a few repos from codeberg on the pre release version and I can still see all my regular github repos and I don't get booted to the login prompt as I've said, no testing with any other github alternative git platforms but.
Looks good!