Feature request/bug (Maybe)

[Nakueliofix]

Setting up the project seems to ignore at least some settings.

Steps to reproduce (Checked on MSVC2015):

1. New-Project
2. Linux-project wizard
3. Import a project -> Import a CMake project
4. Server setup not relevant, sources on Windows computer
5. Accept defaults for source code
6. On the Import CMake Project page, change build type from “RELWITHDEBINFO” to “RELEASE”
7. click Finish
8. Go to VisualGDB Project settings and look at release configuration, it is still “RELWITHDEBINFO”.  It can be changed

 

Feature request:

VisualGDB does not seem to handle file deletions when uploading code.  If I delete a file locally, it remains on the server and is possibly still compiled on the server.

Feature request, or user error:

How do you ignore a directory for uploading/syncing in the source code?

I’ve tried setting -.git and -.svn (and other variants) but the ignore seems to apply to files only and it still uploads a multi-gigabyte repository to the server.

[support]

Hi,

Thanks, the build type was indeed ignored. We have fixed this in the development tree. If this is critical to you, we can share a daily build with the fix.

We will add an option to delete the remote files corresponding to recently deleted local files in v5.2.

You can specify explicit subdirectories by selecting “Include selected subdirectories only” and then unchecking the .git directory explicitly.

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