Vscode Not Recognizing Git Issue 159403 Microsoft Vscode Github If the issue depends on keyboard input, you can help us by enabling screencast mode for the recording (developer: toggle screencast mode in the command palette). Now when i run git init in the visual studio code terminal, it throws an error that "git" is not a recognized command. why is that happening and how can i fix it? this is the git path in visual studio code "git.path": "c: program files git bin git.exe". it is correct. git enabled is checked as well.

Git Doesn T Work Issue 100060 Microsoft Vscode Github Just today, after updating to 1.75.0, vs code no longer recognizes my workspace as a valid git repository, despite it still having a .git folder present. i disabled all extensions and re installed vs code to ensure that my install was not corrupted. The issue is that i open a project already initialized, i don't initialize in vs code (for example, opening a cloned repo that i can git status on and shows me the info in regards to that), and yet vs code shows: "this workspace isn't yet under git source control.". Explore how visual studio uses .gitconfig files and git settings to manage your project and solution preferences, such as your preferred diff and merge tools. Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: yes. steps to reproduce: the issue is that vscode doesn't recognize any git repo folder or workspace. i use msys2 and added the git executable to the path (it works).

Preview Issue 171049 Microsoft Vscode Github Explore how visual studio uses .gitconfig files and git settings to manage your project and solution preferences, such as your preferred diff and merge tools. Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: yes. steps to reproduce: the issue is that vscode doesn't recognize any git repo folder or workspace. i use msys2 and added the git executable to the path (it works). If you update your git path in your user settings within visual studio code from null to "f:\\program files\\git\\mingw64\\libexec\\git core\\git.exe" (or something similar) you should simply have to restart vscode and git will open successfully. When i open directly from dock i gets this issue most of the time. even after multiple restart it does not recognise git. code.visualstudio docs supporting faq# resolving shell environment fails. this seems to indicate that you are running into this code.visualstudio docs supporting faq# resolving shell environment fails. I have a local repo which was linked to a old remote repo. i made a new repo on github and ran this in the folder git remote set url origin where the url is the new repo. then. Not only does it not recognize the repo, but it won't let me initialize it again. but at the same time, git pull and git push from the terminal work. i have screenshots to provide as well. here are some screenshots. duplicate of #237331. the fix will be available in tomorrow's vs code insiders release.

Vscode Git Code Manage Issue 72316 Microsoft Vscode Github If you update your git path in your user settings within visual studio code from null to "f:\\program files\\git\\mingw64\\libexec\\git core\\git.exe" (or something similar) you should simply have to restart vscode and git will open successfully. When i open directly from dock i gets this issue most of the time. even after multiple restart it does not recognise git. code.visualstudio docs supporting faq# resolving shell environment fails. this seems to indicate that you are running into this code.visualstudio docs supporting faq# resolving shell environment fails. I have a local repo which was linked to a old remote repo. i made a new repo on github and ran this in the folder git remote set url origin where the url is the new repo. then. Not only does it not recognize the repo, but it won't let me initialize it again. but at the same time, git pull and git push from the terminal work. i have screenshots to provide as well. here are some screenshots. duplicate of #237331. the fix will be available in tomorrow's vs code insiders release.

Couldnt Connect To Github And Microsoft Issue 124668 Microsoft I have a local repo which was linked to a old remote repo. i made a new repo on github and ran this in the folder git remote set url origin where the url is the new repo. then. Not only does it not recognize the repo, but it won't let me initialize it again. but at the same time, git pull and git push from the terminal work. i have screenshots to provide as well. here are some screenshots. duplicate of #237331. the fix will be available in tomorrow's vs code insiders release.

Git Integration Issue 137874 Microsoft Vscode Github