Installs fine on VS2015 but still doesn't work

markrendle / nogit

Disable Git SCC plug-in in Visual Studio 2013 to 2017

https://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/146b404a-3c91-46ff-932a-fb0f8b826f94

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Installs fine on VS2015 but still doesn't work #6

Closed WMeldon closed 6 years ago

WMeldon commented 8 years ago

Not sure if work getting it functional has started or not, but I just tried it and the git plugin still wouldn't go away. Would love to get this working.

randomascii commented 8 years ago

I believe that the git plugin will still show up as being selected, but won't do anything. Watch for CPU usage - that should be gone.

That said, I just installed it myself and I don't know yet whether it works. A VS 2015 installer to simplify the process would be great.

randomascii commented 8 years ago

Also, see this bug and consider voting it up: https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/1885411/microsoft-git-provider-source-control-plug-in-consumes-much-cpu-time-wont-stay-disabled

WMeldon commented 8 years ago

CPU usage wasn't really my concern, I'm more interested being able to use TFS in Visual Studio even if it is technically also a git repository. I've only found a few other people with that use case sadly.

markrendle commented 6 years ago

I've just published 1.3 on the Marketplace with full support for VS2013, 2015 and 2017; assuming that closes this issue.