Blend and source control

Pablo gil 86 Reputation points
2022-07-07T21:56:37.22+00:00

I have created a solution with a WPF project using VS2022, and then have added it to source control in GitHub, after coding and pushing in VS2022 I want to continue developing using Blend, however when opening the solution Blend does not realize that it has already been added to source control, and asks me to do it.
what should I do?, add it again?, this is my first GitHub project, and I worry that could damage my solution, which already contains quite a lot of code.

many thanks

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  1. PengGe-MSFT 3,336 Reputation points
    2022-07-08T04:24:45.813+00:00

    Hi @Pablo gil

    Looks like my previous comment helped you, I converted the comment to an answer. If you have any more issues, please kindly let us know.

    Solution:
    I created a .NET 6.0 wpf application in Visual Studio 2022 community 17.2.5, pushed it to github, and then loaded the project in Blend for Visual Studio 2022. Blend correctly read the git information of the project and did not encounter this issue.
    If you are concerned that the solution is broken, you can try creating a new project to test.
    Please check Tools->Options->Source Control->Current source control plug-in, select git. Check if the solution path contains a .git folder (hidden by default).

    1 person found this answer helpful.