The blaming uses the folder name, not the path.
cnf/MY.code-workspace:
with file "com/BLAME" open in vscode, with an editor title as "BLAME" with hover as /home/me/test/com/BLAME and a navigation of "Scripts>TEST".
A git blame on the command line works fine, but when executing that via extension I get 3 error messages (it really should be a single - the last one, which ideally gets fixed before tackling this one) and the last error says:
Command failed: git --no-pager blame --porcelain "Scripts/BLAME"
fatal: no such path 'com/Scripts/BLAME' in HEAD
(the first error is "Cannot open Just Blame: git blame returned nothing", the second "Git blame parsing failed.")
The blaming uses the folder name, not the path.
cnf/MY.code-workspace:
{ "folders": [ { "path": "../src" }, { "path": "../cnf", // the place this file resides "name": "Configs" }, { "path": "../com", "name": "Scripts" }, { "path": "../sql", "name": "SQLs" } ], }with file "com/BLAME" open in vscode, with an editor title as "BLAME" with hover as /home/me/test/com/BLAME and a navigation of "Scripts>TEST".
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git blameon the command line works fine, but when executing that via extension I get 3 error messages (it really should be a single - the last one, which ideally gets fixed before tackling this one) and the last error says:(the first error is "Cannot open Just Blame:
git blamereturned nothing", the second "Git blame parsing failed.")