In those cases, the Git integration works like it did in 1.43.x and there is no smaller and greyed-out path portion visible next to the filename either. It appears that the first backslash in the path (after Z:) is discarded as is the project-name portion.Īs implied by the title, the issue only occurs for the network drive projects and not for local projects on drive C:\.
When using the latest Insider (from Apr 09) with no extensions, the behavior is similar but slightly different: Quick Tip: If you don't have the Scripts folder, open the C drive with File Explorer, and use the Ctrl + Shift + N keyboard shortcut to create a new folder, and name it 'Scripts'. On the right page, click on the Change where new content is saved link under More Storage Settings section. In the Settings app, go to the System Storage page. First, open the PC Settings app by pressing the keyboard shortcut Win + I. The filename shown contains the network drive letter and/or the project name Once you do that, you can install Game Pass games in that specific drive.Z:\project-name which points to \\code.swift\code\project-name)
