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subesokun / atom-tree-view-git-status

Shows the Git repository status in the Atom tree-view
MIT License
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Not Working w/ Symbolic Links #49

Closed vastsoun closed 6 years ago

vastsoun commented 7 years ago

Hi,

Instead of tediously adding each repo directory to the project, I use a "src" dir where I place symbolic links to all repositories. In this case, atom-tree-view-git-status does not show the status any more. Do I have to configure something to get this to work or is this missing?

subesokun commented 7 years ago

So you're saying you've a top-level project which contains several symbolic links to all of your repositories you're working on? If that is the case please have a look on #54. So far Atom doesn't support nested Git repositories.

varemenos commented 6 years ago

I have all my repos in a specific folder called projects (/mnt/drivename/projects) which I symlinked in my ~/home directory.

Whenever I open Atom with the symlinked path for example ~/home/projects/atom-tree-view-git-status, this package doesn't work. If I open Atom with the non-symlinked path /mnt/drivename/projects/atom-tree-view-git-status then it works just fine.

tlex commented 6 years ago

Same here, adding a symlink as project folder opens the project but doesn't display the current branch in the tree view. When adding the real path, it works.

subesokun commented 6 years ago

Just release v1.5.0, let me know if you've still issues 👍