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vscode-bugSomething isn't working in Visual Studio Code, that affects Git Graph and all other extensions.Something isn't working in Visual Studio Code, that affects Git Graph and all other extensions.
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Bug Description
Since VS-Code v1.57.1, Git Graph doesn't seem to work in remote-development mode (tested with remote-SSH) any longer. This used to work fine until VS-Code v1.56.2. On v1.57.1, the Git Graph window just stays empty.
Git Graph may IMHO be the best Git GUI tool for remote systems, currently, it would be awesome to get that functionality back.
Steps to Reproduce
- Install the official "Remote - SSH (ms-vscode-remote.remote-ssh)" extension and the Git Graph extension.
- Use Remote-SSH to connect to a system (may just be "localhost") and open a folder with a Git repository
- Open Git Graph (opens, but will be empty on VS-Code v1.57.1).
Expected Behaviour
Git Graph should show the usual nice version tree. :-)
Environment
- Git Graph Extension Version: 1.30.0
- Visual Studio Code Version: 1.57.1
- Operating System: Ubuntu Linux 20.04
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vscode-bugSomething isn't working in Visual Studio Code, that affects Git Graph and all other extensions.Something isn't working in Visual Studio Code, that affects Git Graph and all other extensions.