Source control providers are not automatically removed when file closed

[Wehrdo]

• VSCode Version: 1.22.1
• OS Version: Windows 10 Pro, Version 1709

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open a workspace that is a git repository (repository A). As expected, repository A shows up in the "Source Control Providers" list.
2. Open a file from a different git repository (repository B), either through the "File > Open File..." menu, or by dragging onto the window. Now both repository A and repository B are listed as source control providers.
3. Close the newly opened file.
   Expected behavior: Repository B will be removed from the source control providers list, since no folders/files from that repository are open.
   Actual behavior: Both repositories remain listed, until a restart of Visual Studio Code.

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes

[vscodebot]

(Experimental duplicate detection)
Thanks for submitting this issue. Please also check if it is already covered by an existing one, like:

• Git repository within git repository not showing in Source Control (#41417)
• Detect File's Git Repository (#30711)
• Focus on the correct repository in Source Control Providers in SCM viewlet (#41901)

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[pedzed]

I find this very annoying. Have you found a solution?

Actually, I do not want another repository to open at all. When I CTRL + O (open file), I expect to open a single file. Not the entire repository it is associated with.