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Source control repos hidden after adding (cloning) a new one #177794

Closed entenbein closed 10 months ago

entenbein commented 1 year ago

Type: Bug

Hi there,

I got one folder which holds all my git repos (> 90). I ususally open this folder in source control to get an overview over all my repos. When cloning a new repo all "alphabetically lower" repo folder are hidden/get deselected. Let's say I got folders starting with A - Z. Now I clone a new repo which starts with T. After that all folders from A to that new repo (starting with) T are not selected for source control. In other words all folders above/before the newly cloned repo are not shown.

I can include them again via ... -> View & Sort -> Repositories -> ticking every single repo (which is not an option).

Thanks and Regards

entenbein

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kszonek commented 11 months ago

I have the same (similar) issue.

Also multiple repositories in one folder, I have workspace file to have them nicely sorted in Explorer, labels are also used in source control view. After some changes in repos (clone/delete), some of them are hidden. I need to manually tick availability, which is annoying for 10, but painful for 50+.

Is there a file that keeps info which repos are hidden and which are shown? I am thinking about working around with some script. Also another great option would be Show All under Source Control -> View and Sort -> Repositories

lszomoru commented 10 months ago

Could you try the following:

kszonek commented 10 months ago

Could you try the following:

  • Open the command palette and execute the "Source Control: Focus on Source Control Repositories view" command
  • Click on the first repository in the list
  • Shift+Click on the last repository in the list which should result in all repositories being selected in the Source Control Repositories view, and visible in the Source Control view

Genius move! Worked perfectly, all selected, all visible below. This solution is not really user friendly, but will definitely save some time next time, when new repo is added.

Thanks so much!