Updated VS Code Insiders and lost Git integration

[petercr]

• VSCode Version: Code - Insiders 1.19.0-insider (34c44f8, 2017-11-17T05:14:07.221Z)
• OS Version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.15063
• Extensions:

Extension	Author (truncated)	Version
html-snippets	abu	0.1.0
vscode-eslint	dba	1.4.3
jquerysnippets	don	0.0.1
debugger-for-chrome	msj	3.5.0
LiveServer	rit	3.0.0
vscode-icons	rob	7.18.1
sass-indented	rob	1.4.5
bootstrap4-vscode	the	3.0.0
bootstrap-3-snippets	wcw	0.1.0
html-css-class-completion	Zig	1.14.0

(3 theme extensions excluded)

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Steps to Reproduce:

1. Updated VS Code insiders build
2. Lost Git integration in VS Code Insiders Build. It still works from the command line, VS Code Stable build, and Atom Beta.

Reproduces without extensions: Yes

This was after the original update

This was after an additional update

This was after the update from 11/17/2017. I also tried turning off the extensions to see if that made a difference.

[petercr]

@joaomoreno I've left the setup as it is shown above. If you would like anymore info or for me to try anything, please let me know.
Thanks 👍

[mianfengchen]

May need to configure the git path

[mianfengchen]

The latest version update gives this hint

[joaomoreno]

You need to either install git from https://git-scm.com/ or to configure git.path to point to the location where you have installed it, if different from the default.

[petercr]

@mianfengchen I was able to get it to work after changing the git.path to point to the location of git.exe. It just seemed strange as the whole /git/ directory is set up as a path on my computer. And both the Stable and Insiders build work fine without setting up git.path in the settings.

And prior to the specific update the Git integration was working perfectly on the Insiders build without git.path set up. 🤔

[joaomoreno]

We had to disable using git from the PATH: #32739 (comment)