'Path does not exist' on project switching

[gmmephisto]

Problem:

• After upgrade got an error Path does not exist on every project switch. Detail error message: The path '/~/Documents/projects/<project>' does not seem to exist anymore on disk..
• User settings:

  "gitProjectManager.baseProjectsFolders": [
      "~/Documents/projects",
      "~/Documents/side-projects"
  ],
  "gitProjectManager.checkRemoteOrigin": false,
  "gitProjectManager.storeRepositoriesBetweenSessions": true,

• Can be reproduced on clean VSCode install and with absolute paths in baseProjectsFolders. GPM: refresh projects doesn't help.
• Ubuntu 16.04, VSCode Version: 1.27.2

[gmmephisto]

Workaround:

• Comment-out home dir replacing in getQuickPickList method in ~/.vscode/extensions/felipecaputo.git-project-manager-1.7.0/src/gitProjectManager.js:

  getQuickPickList() {
     ...
          if (this.config.displayProjectPath || !this.config.checkRemoteOrigin) {
              let repoDir = repo.dir;
              // if (repoDir.startsWith(homeDir)) {
              //     repoDir = '~/' + repoDir.substring(homeDir.length);
              // }
              description = `${FOLDER} ${repoDir}`;
          }
      ...
      });
  }

[felipecaputo]

@gmmephisto thanks for reporting, I'll take a look at this ASAP, probably releasing a oatch version today?

[felipecaputo]

1.7.1 released with this workaround. I'll make some tests and write tests for this feature

[gmmephisto]

@felipecaputo thanks for quick reply and bugfix version, it works!

[Tyriar]

Thanks for the quick fix, just hit this and all I needed to do was update ❤️