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A recent VSCode update also updated edamagit to v0.6.64, and now commit first opens a blank editor on a non-existent file apparently named from a concatenation of path segments (e.g., if my workspace is D:\src\foo, then the file opened is named "srcfoo"). After I close the file, edamagit opens the familiar COMMIT_EDITMSG editor to enter my commit message.
I don't see anything odd in process.magit, just the "[0] git commit".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Can confirm, a downgrade to v0.6.62 removes the issue. This bug was introduced by 06eaf1d, as far as I can see. Given that the commit author was on Mac, this might be a Windows-specific issue.
A recent VSCode update also updated edamagit to v0.6.64, and now commit first opens a blank editor on a non-existent file apparently named from a concatenation of path segments (e.g., if my workspace is
D:\src\foo
, then the file opened is named "srcfoo"). After I close the file, edamagit opens the familiar COMMIT_EDITMSG editor to enter my commit message.I don't see anything odd in
process.magit
, just the "[0] git commit".The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: