Closed manuc66 closed 4 years ago
This is because it can't get a path from it.
@vbjay The extension https://github.com/heku/Kool.EditProject is able to edit the project of the current file and find its path. Maybe it might help to find a workaround.
No. I mean the information from the editor of a code file is different than the project properties dialog. The same thing happens on the overview page when you start an asp .net project. It's the current active tab that gives us the context to commit from what. Sometimes the active tab doesn't have info we need.
I've already fixed this bug in this PR: https://github.com/gitextensions/gitextensions/pull/7677
I've already fixed this bug in this PR: gitextensions/gitextensions#7677
OK. So it seems that a new vsix need to be released...
Fixed in gitextensions/gitextensions#7677 Not released yet
Current behaviour
It is impossible to launch the commit window in Visual Studio when the active document is a project properties.
Expected behaviour
The commit window should appear, allowing committing files
Steps to reproduce
Right click on a .Net project, choose properties Then click on the "Commit" button in the toolbar An error popup is triggered with the following message :
Other command affected:
Screenshots
Did this work in previous version of GitExtensions
Multiple release are probably affected
Environment
Diagnostics