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Git Panel not detecting repo
See original GitHub issue
I tried the --system flag as in #202 but it did not work. Neither did adding/omitting --sys-prefix (It worked before, but then I upgraded to JLab 1.0), through DockerSpawner via JupyterHub. I waited to upgrade until I saw commits here referencing the compatibility, but the setup instructions as listed didn’t work for me. The icon in the file browser that allows you to clone does gray out when I enter a repo, so the extension does seem to have some awareness of its PATH, but the Panel appears to not reflect this.
If I refresh the page, I can sometimes get the Git Panel to reflect the correct directory but it still shows the “Go Find a Repo” button.
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:22 (5 by maintainers)
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I deleted extension and repeated all steps by install. It is solved all my problems.
My git repo wasn’t being detected either on Jupyterlab 1.1.2 - but I had forgotten to install the server extension (https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-git). Crucially though, I had to restart jupyterlab to get them to show up.