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High Level issue: The current verbiage
"No source control providers registered"
can be read by the user (especially a new user) as:
"Git will not work with your current VSCode configuration until you register it, because no source control providers are currently registered in this copy of VSCode."
From @tornPiece
Suggestion: Please add a hint in the ui that content in the source control view is only available if your already open a folder that is under source control. #61522
Version: 1.37.0-insider
OS: Ubuntu, on Virtual Box, on Win10
When I first open VSCode and click the source control button I get a message implying that git is not installed.
Please change the verbiage from "No source control providers registered" to something like:
"Current location not under version control"
'Switch to a directory view that has already had "git init" run on it'
or any other clue that Git is already installed, just not useful in the current context.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
High Level issue: The current verbiage
"No source control providers registered"
can be read by the user (especially a new user) as:
"Git will not work with your current VSCode configuration until you register it, because no source control providers are currently registered in this copy of VSCode."
From
@tornPiece
Suggestion: Please add a hint in the ui that content in the source control view is only available if your already open a folder that is under source control.
#61522
Version: 1.37.0-insider
OS: Ubuntu, on Virtual Box, on Win10
When I first open VSCode and click the source control button I get a message implying that git is not installed.
Please change the verbiage from "No source control providers registered" to something like:
"Current location not under version control"
'Switch to a directory view that has already had "git init" run on it'
or any other clue that Git is already installed, just not useful in the current context.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: