Support mercurial

[janpipek]

Hi,
the extension is very useful. Most of my projects are versioned by git by I have a lonely mercurial repo or two. Therefore, I was wondering how difficult it would be to add support for other versioning systems - hg, svn, ... Perhaps they can be recognized by the presence of .hg, .svn, ... directories easily?
Thanks in any case.

[felipecaputo]

It would be easy to do. I will take a look and let you know o/

[janpipek]

That would be awesome ;-)

[MortezaT]

I'd appritiate it if you can make it possible to work on repositories on private servers running GitLab or GitBlit, etc

[felipecaputo]

@MortezaT I'm currently using it with a private gitlab and its working fine, did you found any problem?

[janpipek]

I can only confirm that it works for our private GitLab server as well.

[MortezaT]

@felipecaputo For me it just shows the loading and nothing else happens, but when I check a folder with github repos it list them all at a glance.

[felipecaputo]

@MortezaT could you please collect the logs from the extension, or clone it and run the debug extension?

[MortezaT]

@felipecaputo I checked the logs and found nothing, so it seams the only option is to run the extension in debug mode. Can you walk me through?

[felipecaputo]

@MortezaT , sure. You just need to have node version 6+ installed and then:

• clone the repository
• run npm i inside the repository folder
• open with VSCode
• press F5 to run debugger. VSCode will open another VSCode instance with the extension in debug mode

The function that you want is located in src/GitProjectManager.js, and is called showProjectList

[felipecaputo]

@MortezaT, I will just make some tests tonight and finally close this issue and release the next version