When I open a directory in VS Code with multiple subdirectories, with a repo in each subdir, the extension fails to detect any repos. It happens very often. But, If I do svn up in a subdirectory, the repo in that subdirectory is immediately detected by the extension.
Steps to Reproduce
Open a directory with multiple subdirectories, with an SVN repo in each subdirectory.
Observe that the extension does not detect any repos.
In a terminal, enter svn up in one of the subdirectories.
The repo in question is detected by the extension.
SVN Output
Before svn up:
Using svn "1.14.1" from "svn"
After cd xxx-admin/trunk && svn up:
[]$ svn info --xml
[]$ svn info --xml
[]$ svn info --xml /home/kalman/work/xxx/xxx-admin/
[]$ svn info --xml /home/kalman/work/xxx/xxx-admin/trunk/webclient/src/common/
[]$ svn stat --xml --no-ignore --ignore-externals
[]$ svn info --xml trunk/webclient/src/common
[]$ svn info --xml
[]$ svn stat --xml --no-ignore --ignore-externals
[]$ svn info --xml
[common]$ svn info --xml
[common]$ svn info --xml /home/kalman/work/xxx/xxx-admin/trunk/webclient/src/common
[common]$ svn stat --xml --no-ignore --ignore-externals
[common]$ svn info --xml
[]$ svn stat --xml --no-ignore --ignore-externals --show-updates
[]$ svn stat --xml --no-ignore --ignore-externals --show-updates
[common]$ svn stat --xml --no-ignore --ignore-externals --show-updates```
Issue
When I open a directory in VS Code with multiple subdirectories, with a repo in each subdir, the extension fails to detect any repos. It happens very often. But, If I do
svn up
in a subdirectory, the repo in that subdirectory is immediately detected by the extension.Steps to Reproduce
svn up
in one of the subdirectories.SVN Output
Before
svn up
:After
cd xxx-admin/trunk && svn up
:Screenshots