For some reason, the project listing are being doubled in the tree. They refer to the same repo in the same file location, it just shows up twice.

I've figured out why it does this (I think).
I think it found it twice on it's directory search. So I had C:\Directory and C:\Directory\SubDirectory mapped in the projectManager.git.baseFolders and the repeated repos were in C:\Directory\SubDirectory\{said repos}.
That being said, I feel like it wouldn't be a bad idea for there to be some extra logic to prevent a repo from being reported twice.
Hi @u2berggeist ,
It already checks for _duplicate_ projects, but only between different kind of projects (Git, SVN, etc). Sorry, but I don't see the point in adding C:\Directory and C:\Directory\SubDirectory for the same setting, because it detects every subdirectory, for each folder that you add.
So, in this case, you should simply remove C:\Directory\SubDirectory from your settings, and you will not see duplicates anymore.
Hope this helps.
That's fair. I go back and forth between computers a lot (using settings-sync), so I had both C:\Directory and C:\Directory\SubDirectory in there to be more "robust" in making sure the different repo paths would all get checked.
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That's fair. I go back and forth between computers a lot (using settings-sync), so I had both
C:\DirectoryandC:\Directory\SubDirectoryin there to be more "robust" in making sure the different repo paths would all get checked.