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I can't figure out when this started, but suddenly I find my repo tracking all my changes just fine, but...
There's another repo open - like the entire Flutter source - and my source control is tracking thousands of changes.
Is there some easy way to turn this off? I can't seem to find it.
TIA
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You can right click on the flutter repo (the one above the git commit message text field) and close repository. Disclaimer: I encountered the same problem and found this question. Then I saw it's unanswered, so I raised a bounty.
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Simply close that source control by minimizing it. Usually, Flutter with Source Control enabled to have these problems.
When you are making a form in Flutter which has a filed to get Country name, it is better to make country select then input field. But to make a country select list is a bit lengthy, you need data of countries, flags, country codes, dial codes.
The solution is to add the path to the flutter repo to the "git.ignoredRepositories" list either in the user or workspace settings.
"git.ignoredRepositories": [
"/path/to/flutter"
]
I had to reload/restart the vscode window for it to take effect.
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An alternative is to change git.AutoRepositoryDetection from true to subFolders. This will keep scanning the current folder and sub folders but avoids tracking flutter.
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