Vscode-gitlens: ID for xxx is already registered?!

[ghost]

• GitLens Version: 9.3.0
• VSCode Version: 1.30.1 (User setup)
• OS Version: Windows 10 (Professional, x86)

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Open a repository based on your local PC, then use the command below to sync with your remote one:

git pull --rebase [your remote rep name] [your remote branch name]:[your local branch name]

1. There'll be an error thrown out (plz see the image below, on the right bottom corner).

2. Then the Git tree cannot be expand until I click "refresh" button:
   

3. Here're some logs:
   Log_ForGit.txt
   Log_forGitLen.txt

[eamodio]

@Maledong can you try out this build and see if it resolves the issue for you?

Please remove the .zip from the end of the file and install the vsix.
gitlens-9.3.0.vsix.zip

[ghost]

This bug is still open, and this problem still occurs……So isn't this fixed (Just for a confirm)...

[eamodio]

Yeah, I had to roll back the first "fix", and I'm quite convinced there is a vscode bug here -- but I've had a hard time pinning it down. I am also hoping once vscode finishes moving extensions over to their new tree implementation that the issue will just go away 😄

But its terribly annoying -- I just don't have an idea how to fix it at this point :(

[ghost]

OK no problem, just for a confirm and don't worry, frankly speaking, I can continue using that :)

[eamodio]

👍 Also at least now the refresh button on the view will fix everything too.

[erfurtjohn]

I also ran into this issue, thanks for the information in this topic.

[mydmdm]

still got the same issue (vscode 1.37.1, gitlen 9.9.3)

Element with id gitlens:repository(...) is already registered

[shanmugharajk]

I am also getting the same issue (vscode 1.37.1, gitlen 9.9.3)

[alexleduc76]

I have it too. (vscode 1.39.0, gitlens 10.1.1)

[jg572h]

Wondering if there has been any movement on this issue? I get this message every day. (VSCode 1.48.0, GitLens v10.2.2). Thanks.

[eamodio]

For those running into this issue, do you have any reproducible cases? I have seen it every now and again, but nothing that I can trap and debug.

[jg572h]

For me it happens right after I open my project (an Angular project). All I have to do is click on the GitLens icon in the sidebar, and the message comes up.

This particular project has a lot of branches, in case that is helpful.
Another thing is that the project is part of a larger project, and both this project and the larger project have VS Code workspaces.

Is there a cache somewhere that I could try to clear?

[eamodio]

@jg572h are these repos open source?

[jg572h]

Sorry, they're not.

[eamodio]

I fixed this issue in VS Code -- so this should no longer happen.