In Visual Studio 2019 Team Explorer is there a way to show all branches of a project simultaneously in the History View?
The obvious way to do this would be to right-click the root project in the "Branches" view, then click "View history" for the root project.
However the result of that is to...
I did find a way to "reconnect" Team Explorer with the git repository.
Clone the troublesome repository to a new one, which as I noted above will now be missing the bookmarks of the original project.
But then discard the clone repository (I moved it to another folder), and continue to use the...
I did find the following in the .gitignore file:
.vs/MyApplication/v15/Server/sqlite3/db.lock
.vs/MyApplication/v15/Server/sqlite3/storage.ide
.vs/MyApplication/v15/Server/sqlite3/storage.ide-shm
.vs/MyApplication/v15/Server/sqlite3/storage.ide-wal
.vs/MyApplication/v15/sqlite3/db.lock...
I am working alone. I use git to maintain different versions of this project and for keeping parallel branches of development.
Could there be a conflict caused by pushing a commit using Egit for example ?
In any case is there a way to "reconnect" Team Explorer to the *existing* repository...
The git repository itself is fine through all of this. Team Explorer is unable to read it's commits and unable to show changes or history of any kind.
I am looking for a way to renew that connection with the same repository, and not have to re-clone the repository in order for Team Explorer to...
Once in a while my Team Explorer in VS 2019, after re-opening the project, has lost connection with the git repository.
This means that the project is listed under Team Explorer but there are no options for Changes, Branches and so on.
Right-clicking the project gives me the menu options...
j. hi and thanks!
After reading your reply my solution, applied in the code where I invoke the grid view, was to set SelectedIndex of the TabControl to the appropriate tab index.
G.
In this mature C# project the DataGridView.Visible property of a certain grid view remains false at all times.
This is true even immediately after attempting to programmatically set the value to "true".
DataGridView.Visible property is set initially "true" in Designer, and nothing in the...
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