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jeaboswell
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Hello,
I have a CMake project on a network drive. The project must remain on the network drive due to the way our development environment is designed. The problem is that upon updating Visual Studio 2019 Professional to version 16.7.0 from 16.2.3 Git no longer updates properly. For example, I am able to make one change (stage, change branch, etc...) via the Git Changes window, but after executing one git command the GUI stops updating to reflect the repository. If I execute subsequent commands it still performs the action, as I can see via console output, but the only commands I can use are the ones that Visual Studio sees as valid.
I have tested the exact same repo locally with a fresh clone and I am able to perform all git commands with no issue, so the issue lies with having the repo on the network drive. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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I have a CMake project on a network drive. The project must remain on the network drive due to the way our development environment is designed. The problem is that upon updating Visual Studio 2019 Professional to version 16.7.0 from 16.2.3 Git no longer updates properly. For example, I am able to make one change (stage, change branch, etc...) via the Git Changes window, but after executing one git command the GUI stops updating to reflect the repository. If I execute subsequent commands it still performs the action, as I can see via console output, but the only commands I can use are the ones that Visual Studio sees as valid.
I have tested the exact same repo locally with a fresh clone and I am able to perform all git commands with no issue, so the issue lies with having the repo on the network drive. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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