I may be missing something basic here... but can't for the life of me see what...
When I go to the GIT section within Project Manager, I see the message:
No projects detected
In order to detect GIT projects, you have to configure the 'baseFolders' where the Git projects are.
Followed by buttons for Open Settings / I don't need Git projects.
I have the following projectManager settings within my settings.json:
"projectManager.git.baseFolders": [
"~/sites"
],
"projectManager.git.maxDepthRecursion": 5,
... but never see any Git projects auto detected, despite having dozens of Git repos within subfolders of ~/sites
I'm running on Mac OS Catalina.
Any ideas?
Hi @danlance ,
The extension supports for HOME folder, but instead of using _tilde_ symbol, I created the $home variable.
From the README file:
Use a special variable called
$homewhile defining any path. It will be replaced by the HOME folder.
Just update your path and your repos should appear.
Hope this helps
Thanks - that works 馃憤