Currently, our status models parse Added files and Untracked files as AppFileStatusKind.New. Unfortunately, this means we lose information in the application about which files are which.
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function convertToAppStatus( |
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path: string, |
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entry: FileEntry, |
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filesWithConflictMarkers: ConflictCountsByPath, |
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oldPath?: string |
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): AppFileStatus { |
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if (entry.kind === 'ordinary') { |
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switch (entry.type) { |
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case 'added': |
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return { kind: AppFileStatusKind.New } |
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case 'modified': |
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return { kind: AppFileStatusKind.Modified } |
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case 'deleted': |
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return { kind: AppFileStatusKind.Deleted } |
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} |
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} else if (entry.kind === 'copied' && oldPath != null) { |
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return { kind: AppFileStatusKind.Copied, oldPath } |
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} else if (entry.kind === 'renamed' && oldPath != null) { |
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return { kind: AppFileStatusKind.Renamed, oldPath } |
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} else if (entry.kind === 'untracked') { |
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return { kind: AppFileStatusKind.New } |
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} else if (entry.kind === 'conflicted') { |
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return parseConflictedState(entry, path, filesWithConflictMarkers) |
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} |
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return fatalError(`Unknown file status ${status}`) |
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} |
This issue proposes adding an AppFileStatusKind.Untracked to cover this case.
required to fix #6411