Recognize when local folder is pushed to team project

[chrisdias]

The extension recognizes when a local git repository is also a remote repository in VSTS but it does not recognize when the folder becomes a remote repository unless I change a setting or reload VS Code.

Here's how to repro:

• ensure you have your PAT set up
• create a new folder, new file, and commit it to a git repo:

mkdir a1b2c3 
cd a1b2c3  
echo "VSTS Rocks" >> ./test.txt 
git init 
git add . 
git commit -m "initial commit" 
code .

-create a new team project in VSTS, which creates a corresponding git repository

• in the terminal, push the local repository to VSTS (replacing XXXXX with the appropriate account and repo):

git remote add origin https://XXXXXX.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/_git/XXXXXX
git push -u origin --all

Result

In VS Code (regardless of the pollingInterval setting) the extension never recognizes that the repository is now in VSTS. If you change a setting (e.g. set pollingInterval = 1) then the extension reinitializes and the folder is recognized as a VSTS repo. Alternatively you can refresh VS Code which reloads the extension.

Expected

It would be ideal for the extension to automatically recognize that the repository is now in VSTS. I expected that when the extension polled it would figure this out. Ideally it is instant and I don't have to wait 1-5 min. Perhaps you can have a file watcher for a .git folder.

[jeffyoung]

Thanks for trying this out! I'll find some time to investigate and see what I can do. I'm using a filewatcher already on HEAD to re-initialize when the branch is changed in the VS Code UI (via the dropdown in the lower-left corner), so maybe I can do something similar here.

[jeffyoung]

I pushed the changes needed for this functionality in release 104. Please let me know if you have issues with this scenario again. Thanks @chrisdias

[chrisdias]

looks good!