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OOTB Command Palette offers many commands that do not exist #90705

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chrisjj opened this issue Feb 14, 2020 · 7 comments
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OOTB Command Palette offers many commands that do not exist #90705

chrisjj opened this issue Feb 14, 2020 · 7 comments
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chrisjj commented Feb 14, 2020

1 Launch OOTB V1.42.1 on Windows 7.
2 In Command Palette attempt to execute Git: Open Checkout to...

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Expected: Git checkout dialog box
Observed: "command 'git.checkout' not found".
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@chrisjj chrisjj changed the title Command Palette offers many commands that do no exist OOTB Command Palette offers many commands that do no exist Feb 14, 2020
@chrisjj chrisjj changed the title OOTB Command Palette offers many commands that do no exist OOTB Command Palette offers many commands that do not exist Feb 14, 2020
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It seems that the Git extension is disabled. Can you check in the extensions panel? Can you check your user settings?

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chrisjj commented Feb 18, 2020

It seems that the Git extension is disabled. Can you check in the extensions panel? Can you check your user settings?

As I said I'm using VS Code OOTB. I've made no change to extensions or extensions-related settings.

Have you tried this on an OOTB installation?

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Are there any other errors?

What does the Console show in Developer: Toggle Developer Tools?

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chrisjj commented Feb 18, 2020

What does the Console show in Developer: Toggle Developer Tools?

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Have you tried this on an OOTB installation?

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You seem not to have git installed.

You should've gotten a notification in the bottom right corner of the workbench saying that Code couldn't find git.exe. Did you get one?

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Nevertheless, the commands should not appear when git is missing, so I hid them in that case.

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chrisjj commented Feb 18, 2020

You should've gotten a notification in the bottom right corner of the workbench saying that Code couldn't find git.exe. Did you get one?

No. Did you?

The only notification I got was the one I showed in the report.

Nevertheless, the commands should not appear when git is missing, so I hid them in that case.

"In that case." Isn't the program supposed to hide unavailable commands automatically in general?

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