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tree-view not showing git status / looses status #69

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mblarsen opened this issue Mar 5, 2014 · 15 comments
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tree-view not showing git status / looses status #69

mblarsen opened this issue Mar 5, 2014 · 15 comments
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mblarsen commented Mar 5, 2014

The tree-view does not update the git status status-changed, status-added, etc. when files in repo are edited. Also it looses the change if a file is added. It shows it only initially but if you selected it in tree-view the status disappears.

The screenshot shows changes in the file but nothing appears in the tree-view. File in questions mailchimp.js:

screenshot 2014-03-05 12 38 12

If you inspect the element the CSS classes is missing, so it is not a styling issue (IMO).

Atom version: 0.64.0
Tree View version: 0.72.0
@kevinsawicki
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Is the status not showing only when it is selected?

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mblarsen commented Mar 8, 2014

It shows only for 'added' until file selected. The first time. Changed
never shown.

On Saturday, March 8, 2014, Kevin Sawicki notifications@github.com wrote:

Is the status not showing only when it is selected?

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deiga commented Sep 26, 2014

Cannot reproduce. @mblarsen Is this still an issue?

@kikijiki
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This is a problem for me too (on windows). Folders containing changed files are orange but the files themselves never change color.

@deiga
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deiga commented Oct 15, 2014

@kikijiki Is it just a normal repo? Have you tried running atom in safe-mode?

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I found out why! The repositories are opened through a symlink and not with the original path. Using the real path fixes this. (edit: actually is a junction)

@deiga
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deiga commented Oct 15, 2014

Thanks for that, this can probably get fixed now :)

@acontreras89
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Is this issue fixed? I was working on #484 and never came across this problem.
It's more than one year old. Can someone verify and close it?

@noirbizarre
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I'm having this issue with Atom 1.4.

@lee-dohm
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The original bug has long since been fixed, I believe. @noirbizarre, if you have specific repro steps that you can demonstrate when running Atom in Safe Mode, please open a new Issue.

To launch Safe Mode:

  1. Completely exit all instances of Atom
  2. Launch Atom with the command atom --safe

@huanzhang
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@lee-dohm Completely exit didn't solve this problem with Atom 1.9.7.

@huanzhang
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@lee-dohm I figured out what my problem was. I put an '.git' folder inside the top level '.git' folder.

@design1online
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I opened a project folder that had multiple .git repos in their own folders. When I switched to opening just each folder that had a repo as a project folder that fixed the problem. Would be nice to have something that can apply the colors based on several sub-repos inside a parent folder.

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jojozhuang commented May 31, 2020

This issue has not been resolved yet. Atom version: 1.47.0, tree view version: 0.228.0.
Steps to reproduce the issue:

  1. Create a directory "GitHub".
  2. Then create two git repositories under "GitHub", named as "repo1" and "repo2"
  3. Add "repo1" into atom by "Add Project Folder...". Create a file in "repo1" and you can see the git status change in the tree view.
  4. Add "GitHub", which is the parent of directory of "repo1" into atom by "Add Project Folder...".
  5. Add "repo2" into atom by "Add Project Folder...". Create a file in "repo2" and you won't see any git diff in the tree view.

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rafasaur commented Jun 3, 2021

Still running into this problem.

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