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Gitflow integration for Visual Studio Code
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Open jtc10005 opened 7 years ago

jtc10005 commented 7 years ago

When starting a new feature I am recieving the following error: image

Feature name was 'AD-4685 dashboard configuration error'

I have no other issues with git and vscode.

lean commented 7 years ago

same issue here

vector-of-bool commented 7 years ago

I need to add some better logging for errors like this... Egh.

dcuenot commented 6 years ago

Same issue when I initialize a workspace

GianiNoyez commented 6 years ago

Also have this issue.

Could be related to permissions on the host machine or public key authentication. Hope this helps.

cpannwitz commented 6 years ago

Any news on this topic? No issues for git and VSCode, like the one above mentioned. Freshly installed this extension.

conankzhang commented 6 years ago

I fixed this by adding the root of the repository to a workspace and saving it.

mwarger commented 5 years ago

For anyone that comes to this - I was able to fix this by initializing the project for git flow from the command menu. It will ask you if you want to re-initialize if you have already done it. Just confirm, and it should fix the error. At least, it worked for me.

ncolboc commented 5 years ago

remove space in my feature name fixed the problem for me

zzyifan commented 5 years ago

image gitflow init

xiagw commented 5 years ago

yes, same error.

andrashari commented 5 years ago

remove space in my feature name fixed the problem for me

ultimate solution

gerardwolf commented 5 years ago

Same issue when I initialize a workspace

Did you manage to initialise? Brand new PC with brand new VS Code and Git installations. Git works fine, cannot initialise gitflow...

MarcusIsh commented 5 years ago

Hey, if you haven't figured this out yet, and you are failing after you name the new branch, make sure you do not have any spaces, and if you do make them underscores.

hope that helps.

gerardwolf commented 5 years ago

Sorry, I should have replied here sooner, but managed to resolve it. It had nothing to do with the extension in the end, but how Azure DevOps works with VS Code in terms of cloning the repository. Once I sorted that bit out, it worked as it says on the box!

brunogringo commented 5 years ago

For me, i resolve using the : after gitflow, ex: gitflow: initialize

7neves commented 5 years ago

image gitflow hotfix finish

araujo-nca commented 4 years ago

image gitflow hotfix finish

same for me when i try hotfix finish... did you find a solution?

anhthang commented 4 years ago

@araujo-nca is the issue still there? I have published a new extension here with a better error message (and workspace support). pls try and let me know, I will fix it.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=buianhthang.gitflow

gblcintra commented 4 years ago

force restart the git flow git flow init -f and try to do it again

Yuri-Tiofilo commented 3 years ago

use the command to force git flow init:

git flow init -f
695Multimedia commented 3 years ago

I still get this error when trying to finish a release. Forcing re-init of git flow didn't help. Using Azure DevOps.

SolutiFelipe commented 3 years ago

Guys, I had the same problem and solved it just by opening the folder, whose I wanted to start Gitflow, through the terminal with the command code ./my/project/dir

dsenam commented 3 years ago

Guys I had the same problem and I solved it by renaming the feature I would like to create, I removed spaces and numbers and followed the this-example pattern and it worked.

adventuretocode commented 2 months ago

@here Git branch names should not allow white spaces,