Matt Crouch

HI @timoteogb - I think maybe you meant to post this in my fork - mjcrouch/vscode-perforce ? The original extension doesn't have the decorations on the explorer afaik since I...

What are you doing in the extension when the errors appear? Submitting a change / creating a changelist? It sounds like you have some kind of form-out trigger on perforce...

Hi @natedawg1013 I believe this is probably an issue with the bottleneck settings / implementation. You could try [my fork](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mjcrouch.perforce) as this has all been reworked

Hi You might want to try [my fork](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mjcrouch.perforce) I reworked this in v4.0.0 - a couple of weeks ago - so it should detect all p4config files using the built...

@bryand7 You have to install the extension while you are using remote - SSH. You do not need to *manually* install vscode on the remote linux server - that will...

The important point is that each remote server you connect to has its own set of extensions installed, starting with no extensions at-all, even if you have installed them locally*...

Hi @ulfwin @jdputsch I've just pushed an update to [my fork](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mjcrouch.perforce) that partially resolves this. Specifically, I've changed how it runs commands so everything should be correctly escaped, so your...

Hi @jmarkiewicz - I've [forked the extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=mjcrouch.perforce) as there doesn't seem to be anyone active left on this project. I published a change today to add additional logging to the...

perforce.xxx is the name of the command registered in vscode, not the name of the command line program. It does use p4 to execute them normally. This would indicate that...

Having just experienced this - I believe the behaviour is that the commands are not registered with vscode if there is no valid perforce client set up in the workspace....