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Can't stop Edit Sessions #162098
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Signing out from GitHub doesn't seem to help either |
I found the "Close repository" command which removed the vscode-docs repo from the Source Control view. |
Did you happen to use the Continue On > Clone Locally flow at some point? Opening the Edit Sessions view should not have anything to do with this. |
Hmm, the second repo came back when I reloaded the window. |
Nope, only playing with Edit sessions. |
"Resuming edit session" will pretty much appear all the time when you first open a window unless you explicitly disable it, but it doesn't do anything with checking out git repositories. Is there anything in the |
I was working with Edit Sessions in the vscode-docs repo and then I switched to working in vscode-website. The Edit Sessions view correctly (I believe) showed sessions from both repositories. |
OK, might have been a red herring. |
git.autoRepositoryDetection controls the behavior. If I set it to false, VS Code doesn't pick up the sub-repo. |
Closing this as not related to Edit Sessions. Seems to be a change in sub-repo detection. I'll follow up with Lad |
Yeah this landed via #159291 |
Testing #161860
I've gotten into a state where my Source Control view is showing two repositories even though I've just opened code-insiders in one.
Trying Turn Off Edit Sessions doesn't seem to help.
Even odder, there are no stored Edit Sessions
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