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Save before executing git command doesn't work anymore in VS2022 #75

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MartinL0815 opened this issue Jan 28, 2022 · 5 comments
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Since updating from VS2019 to VS2022, any changed file isn't saved automatically anymore with accessing a TGIT command, like commit, or diff.

So I need to save it manually, before e.g. starting to commit.

No big deal, only a convenience issue, but a regression.

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Dear @sboulema,
You just released 5.2.5.
What's with this issue?

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Sorry, forgot to elaborate, why I would like to have this issue fixed, why it is now a bigger issue, then in the time of reporting.

I need explicitly to save all documents/files before triggering a git command in TGIT, like "Show changes", "Show Diff", since the files are not saved before executing the commands.

This caused already some mistakes by forgetting to save the desired file or all files.

Any chance for a fix, @sboulema?

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I removed the feature because of troubles with vs2022 compatibility. Will re-implement and see if it works better now...

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Related to #68

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sboulema commented Jun 1, 2022

Grab the new release! 🚀

It has a new option to enable saving before any Git operation :)

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