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Allow a project to be tracked with only one SCM provider. #34313
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For the moment, I was able to solve this by placing the following in my workspace settings:
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Sep 13, 2017
Yes, it seems the Mercurial extension needs to correctly adopt multirepo scm. Disabling it for now seems to be the only workaround. |
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Thanks, @joaomoreno. Just filed an issue on vscode-hg. |
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I just upgraded to VSCode 1.16.0, and now the SCM badge is showing 99+ even though all my changes have been committed.
I assume this is happening because I have the Hg SCM Provider (v1.1.7) installed, and as far as Hg is concerned, all the files in my project are untracked. Since my project is only using Git, however, I have no desire to track it with Hg, and I would like the badge to only show the count of files untracked/uncommitted in Git (not Hg).
I'm not sure if this is an issue with VSCode or the SCM provider. Please let me know if it's the latter, and I'll file a request with that project.
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