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Error #49

Closed VeryOldpApY closed 3 years ago

VeryOldpApY commented 3 years ago

command 'git.live.viewSettings' not found command 'git.live.showAccountList' not found

I have restart VS, reinstall GitLive.

Help me please ^^'

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FredCoen commented 3 years ago

Which version of GitLive have you installed? Can you open your command pallette and type "report" to report the issue to gitlive? I will have a look for you!

VeryOldpApY commented 3 years ago

I am in version 12.0.1, I tried lower versions with the same result. Thanks for the "report" tip, but I think it's an internal problem. I think I need to delete the cache and the GitLive folder to allow a pure reinstallation, do you know where that would be?

VeryOldpApY commented 3 years ago

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Ah :(

FredCoen commented 3 years ago

We could not reproduce your issue. What OS and vs code version are you on?

VeryOldpApY commented 3 years ago

OS : Windows 10 (Windows_NT x64 10.0.19042) VS Preview : 1.56.0-insider

VeryOldpApY commented 3 years ago

The extension does not create any files/folder in VS I have checked in Visual Studio Code Insiders > ressources > app > extensions.

VeryOldpApY commented 3 years ago

I tested on the non-insider version of VS, same error :/

VeryOldpApY commented 3 years ago

I found the real VS extension file : User > .vscode-insiders > extensions I deleted the GitLive file : teamhub.teamhub-12.0.3 Reinstall the plugin

Without success.

nbransby commented 3 years ago

@pApY-Dalix Im not sure what to suggest, we have not had any other reports on this issue. How are you installing the extension, from the marketplace?

VeryOldpApY commented 3 years ago

I made several installation attempts, different version coming from the marketplace integrated to VS and the one coming from the VS website. I also found this in VS : image

If it helps.

It's a pity that such a bug prevents me from using this plugin, I was able to test it when it was in beta, I very liked it.

nbransby commented 3 years ago

Interesting! @pApY-Dalix This would imply you don't have the git extension installed, can you check the installed extensions? should be listed under built-in.

Do you know why you wouldnt have it installed?

VeryOldpApY commented 3 years ago

If it is, it is well installed image image

VeryOldpApY commented 3 years ago

I'm even connected in Git for the VS synchronization image

nbransby commented 3 years ago

https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/blob/94c9ea46838a9a619aeafb7e8afd1170c967bb55/extensions/git/src/api/extension.ts#L76

Need to find out why thats the case on your machine

VeryOldpApY commented 3 years ago

I'm really sorry to have wasted your time, I didn't have Git on my machine despite VS and other software telling me otherwise. I did a basic installation of Git: https://git-scm.com/

And everything works perfectly. I'm sorry for all that, it's research for a basic error on my part.

nbransby commented 3 years ago

No problem, glad you fixed it!