I have a directory mounted by sshfs with multiple subdirectories with svn repos in them. There are externals in some of the repos.
Sometimes when I open the mounted directory in VS Code, svn repos are not detected by the extensions, however the mounted file system is visible from the shell. At other times they are properly detected and I can even update and commit.
I don't know whether this is a supported use case but I would like a well defined behavior.
Steps to Reproduce
Mount the directory.
open the directory in VS Code.
SVN Output
Using svn "1.14.1" from "svn"
Note: I would be happy with manual (re)detection of repositories if it is possible.
Issue
I have a directory mounted by sshfs with multiple subdirectories with svn repos in them. There are externals in some of the repos. Sometimes when I open the mounted directory in VS Code, svn repos are not detected by the extensions, however the mounted file system is visible from the shell. At other times they are properly detected and I can even update and commit.
I don't know whether this is a supported use case but I would like a well defined behavior.
Steps to Reproduce
SVN Output
Note: I would be happy with manual (re)detection of repositories if it is possible.