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subesokun / atom-tree-view-git-status

Shows the Git repository status in the Atom tree-view
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Coloring in tree view doesn't work #17

Closed victorleblais closed 8 years ago

victorleblais commented 8 years ago

Hi,

I've installed this plugin and this doesn't seem to work for me: I can't see any coloring showing that I have modified files in my local workspace.

Here is a screenshot using a custom theme (Atom Material): Colors not showing in tree view, with Atom Material theme

And here is one using the default One Dark theme, with all my other plugins disabled: Colors not showing in tree view, with One Dark theme

Again, One Dark theme and all my plugins disabled, except project-view and tree-view-git-status: Colors not showing in tree view, with One Dark theme and all other plugins disabled

I'm using Atom 1.2.4 on OSX 10.11.1.

I can provide more informations if needed.

subesokun commented 8 years ago

Hi @victorleblais! Actually the tree-view package colors only the root folder of your project and not the other sub-folder or files as this is done by the atom tree-view itself. If it's not working well there might be something off with your Atom installation itself. Sometimes the git-utils of Atom behaves strange... not sure how I can help you in this case. Maybe you should report this issue directly in the Atom discourse forum.

victorleblais commented 8 years ago

You are indeed correct. My bad.

The cause of this issue is due to a negation in my gitignore not being correctly interpreted. There's an issue in tree-view about that problem here: https://github.com/atom/tree-view/issues/196

I'm closing this issue since it is not related to atom-tree-view-git-status.