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Unable to diff files in latest VS Code. #35

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eigenbom opened this issue Nov 23, 2017 · 7 comments · May be fixed by #74
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Unable to diff files in latest VS Code. #35

eigenbom opened this issue Nov 23, 2017 · 7 comments · May be fixed by #74
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@eigenbom
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Get the error: "Unable to open '.cpp (#7141 vs. local)': Unexpected token f in JSON at position 2."

After some digging I found the string "97f25e8aa98c669e6f26ea2efa090e55da3583a0" is being passed to JSON.parse() in fromHgUri().

Visual Code: 1.18.1
Hg Extension: 1.2.3
Hg: 3.7.3

@BlackZork
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Confirmed on current ArchLinux:
Visual Code: 1.18.1
Hg Extension: 1.2.3
Hg: 4.2.2

@Goodwine
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Goodwine commented Dec 6, 2017

I wonder if this causes gutters not to show given this commit that fixes #31

@vincg
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vincg commented Jan 25, 2018

bump - same issue here with Linux Mint. Is this being worked on?
VS Code: 1.19.2
HG Extension: 1.2.2-3
HG: 3.7.3

@tlourey
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tlourey commented Feb 1, 2018

same here on Win10. seen it for a while actually in a few VS code versions. Currently:

VS Code: 1.19.3
HG Extension: v1.2.2-3
HG: 4.3.1

@nsgundy
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nsgundy commented May 24, 2018

Having the same issue.

VS Code 1.23.1
HG Extension: 1.2.3
HG: 4.4.2

@cbsom
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cbsom commented Nov 19, 2018

Same issue on both WinX and OSX.
This issue has been around a while.
VS Code: 1.29.1
HG Extension: 1.2.3

@incidentist
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Fixed in 1.5.1.

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