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Please add the following info to help us diagnose your issue:
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Provide a clear description of the bug
In a working project, when a new changes are “saved”, the source control icon should ideally indicate ‘1’ (meaning that 1 file has changed). Currently it doesn’t show anything. Although this is not an issue for an experienced dev, for a newbie who’s getting comfy around VS Code and Cursor, I had a hard time pointing out at the exact icon on the GUI where the changes are indicated as a file count. It hurts. VS Code doesn’t have this issue though and I find it weird that Cursor has it.
Explain how to reproduce the bug (if known)
- Just install Cursor
- Open any working project
- Make a file change
- Save the changes
- Verify if the source control icon is indicating about the uncommited changes
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Tell us your operating system and your Cursor version (e.g., Windows, 0.x.x).
MacOS
Version: 0.45.15 (Universal)
VSCode Version: 1.96.2
Tell us if the issue stops you from using Cursor. - Well, for a newbie dev, yes. Sadly terminal and git is still alien to them and its something their engineering degree has not taught them about.