Nuclide file tree colorless on git repository

[dvcrn]

I saw a lot of screenshots and reports from people saying that git diff colouring is supported as well but I couldn't make it work. Tried re-installing nuclide a few times but it still stays grey for everything while the normal atom file-tree is fully coloured.

Is this a known problem?

[mostafaeweda]

/cc @ssorallen

[nihguy]

I'm facing the same problem. After installing Nuclide on Atom. when I change a local file in a Github repository the IDE doesn't add any class to tree view list.
When I remove all packages; clean the cache folders and reinstall Atom, it works again. If I install only nuclide, it stops.

I've already tried with both Atom versions 1.3.0 and 1.5.0, and I have the same problem.

[viatsko]

Discussion about the problem of implementing custom git repo is here atom/atom#10423

I have a working git implementation in my fork of nuclide, but to work correctly it requires Atom patching because of that problem (repo detection firing up too early). Or solution 2 - make GitRepository pluggable :(

[ruler88]

Looks like nuclide disables Atom's default tree-view package. Even when I re-enable the tree-view the editor doesn't seem to be showing the old tree-view. Is there something in nuclide we can dis-able so we can use Atom's tree-view package?

[ssorallen]

@ruler88 You can deselect "Enable the 'nuclide-file-tree' feature" (and in the next release "Enable the 'nuclide-side-bar' feature" as well) in Settings > Packages > nuclide to disable Nuclide's file-tree. Doing so will re-enable Atom's bundled tree-view.

Note that Atom's tree-view does not support remote file systems, which is the main reason Nuclide has its own. If you are planning on doing remote development, you'll need Nuclide's file-tree.

[Kaijun]

@ssorallen

it will cause something like this:

A blank sidebar for the previous file-tree still remains...

how to toggle it off?

[kevin-abiera]

You need to disable both nuclide-file-tree and nuclide-side-bar.

[Kaijun]

@lightning18

thanks, i thought nuclide-side-bar was the next release thing

[ssorallen]

In the next release you will only need to disable the 'nuclide-file-tree' feature. The side-bar will hide automatically when it has no consumers.

[BigMurry]

I have faced the same issue. But I really like the working set feature, so it's a complicated mood to have to choose side between colorful tree-view and working set. Hoping this will not be a problem soon.

[rentrop]

Somehow this does not work...
My file tree stays colorless during changes in files...
@ssorallen solution of disabling tree-view and side-bar helped...

Any Ideas?

Versions

• Atom: 1.10.0
• Nuclide: 0.166.0
• OS: OS X El Capitan v. 10.11.6

[BornaP]

I too have the same problem with the exactly the same software/os x versions.

[pnakibar]

My nuclide-file-tree is also colorless.

Versions:

• Ubuntu 16.04
• Atom: 1.10.2
• Nuclide: 0.168.0

[KingScooty]

What was the reason for this being closed? I too am wondering why my file tree doesn't change colour depending on what files are changed within a git repo project.

[viatsko]

It works on a newer version of Atom + Nuclide (although, not for remote projects)

[KingScooty]

It works on a newer version of Atom + Nuclide (although, not for remote projects)

@viatsko Are you saying the nuclide file tree changes colour when files change? Since when? I'm on the latest version of Atom + Nuclide and my tree isn't changing colour.

[viatsko]

It works for git and mercurial repositories (currently use Nuclide on Atom stable + latest Nuclide). .git should be in the root of the project.

Alternatively, you can disable Nuclide file manager and enable default one.

[gustavopch]

@viatsko My nuclide-file-tree is also colorless for local project with .git folder in the root of the project.

• OS: Windows 8.1
• Atom: 1.17.2 ia32
• Nuclide: 0.232.0

[tjaklitsch]

Why was this closed?

Experiencing same issue...

[ghost]

Same issue here.. Why was it closed?