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| Priority | Low |
| Complexity | Unknown |
| Component | App - Version Control - GIT |
| Version | Future - .9 |
Having created a GIT repository (either in the Files or Projects panel), if one right clicks on the root of the repository and selects the Pull action, after the Pull operations completes, all the extended folders get collapsed. Most surely because of the refresh on the folder tree.
However keeping the folder tree as it was before the Pull would be more desirable.
See attached image for before Pull action (folders are expended) and after Pull (folders are collapsed).
Similarly happens in case of other actions: e.g., right click on the root of the repo and select Refresh; OR right click on the root of the repo and select Version Control > Properties and click OK; OR right click on the root of the repo, select Commit and then commit a certain change.
Otherwise put, the state of the folders (expanded or collapsed) should be kept after the folder tree is refreshed.
Tested using ADStudio 13 Beta 2.
Kin-Hong, pls let me know how much work this would be and whether we do this for svn.
The same collapse open folder behavior for all version control providers.
The same collapse open folder behavior for all version control providers.
Issue #8180 |
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Completion |
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Kin-Hong, pls let me know how much work this would be and whether we do this for svn.