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Empty source control panel using scm.experimental.showHistoryGraph #219953
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Thanks for reporting this issue! Unfortunately, it's hard for us to understand what issue you're seeing. Please help us out by providing a screen recording showing exactly what isn't working as expected. While we can work with most standard formats, If the issue depends on keyboard input, you can help us by enabling screencast mode for the recording ( Happy coding! |
I'm not able to reproduce it but if I ever encounter it I'll post a screenshot. I can still make a little photo montage to try explaining better my problem. |
Thanks for the update. If you are able to reproduce the issue again, I would love to get additional information to investigate this. Thanks! |
hi there, this is the expected behaviour when you enable but as @BriceBoy said.. nothing happens. The file view is still same |
When this happens, can you please check the developer console that you can enable using "Developer: Toggle Developer Tools" command in the command palette. It would also be helpful if you could also share the contents of the git output window. Thanks! |
When using Remote SSH and Turning Developer Tools console:
Git
Still occuring in:
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@Fydon, thank you! That is very helpful! Could you please run |
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@Fydon, could you please run the following (should list all parents of this commit):
@BriceBoy, could you please run the following
These commits do not seem to have parents. Are they the first commits in the repository? |
I don't think it will help because I'm not in this state anymore. I made some manual commits since then. I tried but it doesn't show anything |
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@Fydon when you say branch, are you talking about the |
Yes
In my case the branch should just be deleted, but I'll leave it so that this can be debugged. |
This issue has been fixed in the latest VS Code Insiders release (version information below). The fix will also be included in the next VS Code Stable recovery release that is scheduled to be released later this week.
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Thank you. I can confirm that the incoming/outgoing graph is no longer empty, that staged changes and changes display. The graph appears to be showing all the commits in |
@Fydon, yes please file a separate issue so that I can better understand the exact structure of your repository. Thanks! |
Sorry reading the description in release notes again, I misunderstood what the new functionality is trying to do. If your changes have a base branch, its showing all the changes in both branches since the branch was created, which may also include changes that need to be pulled or pushed. This is working as expected. I thought that it was trying to only show incoming and outgoing changes, but I see now it's trying to achieve more than that. Sorry. |
@Fydon, thank you very much for reading the release notes to better understand the feature. Yes, the idea here is to show commits related to your inner loop which includes incoming/outgoing as well as commits that have not been merged into the base branch in case one exists. I am currently working on more options to be able to "hide" commits from particular branches (ex: base and/or remote). Please continue to use the feature and share your feedback as it is extremely valuable. |
Maybe this git graph could also be the base for #179053 ?? |
Feedback/criticism: Don't like this feature at all. It looks very busy, distracting and takes focus away from the actual changes. I understand that it's useful without using Gitlens, but why is it so in the face? Q: Why is it not within a collapsible section? I can't even hide it by collapsing (like the Staged changed above) if I don't like it. |
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes/No
Steps to Reproduce:
--> Source control shows 'X' modifications pending on icon but is emtpy
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