Source control not showing changes

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Describe the Bug

Since i updated to latest version 0.44.0 my changes doesn’t update on “source control” so i can’t see what files changed so that i can push it to git. If i restart cursor i will see the changes.

Steps to Reproduce

Change a file then check source control

Expected Behavior

Show changes and make it able to stage them.

Operating System

MacOS

Current Cursor Version (Menu → About Cursor → Copy)

Version: 0.44.0
VSCode Version: 1.93.1
Commit: e0d6a482c1e7a40f2035787bab666c4487b116d0

Additional Information

If i restart Cursor it will show changes, but thats annoying to do.

Does this stop you from using Cursor

No - Cursor works, but with this issue

Hi, can you confirm something for me?

If you hit CMD/CTRL + P, do most of the commands not have proper names?

This was fixed in 0.44.3, download the new version.

Doesnt seem to be fixed for me:

Version: 0.44.6

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Hey,

To be clear, if you have a folder open to a codebase with Git initialised, and you can see any changes in the source control tab, any changes you make are not reflected at all?

If you hit the refresh button in the source control tab, does everything then update to the current state of the code?

I have upgraded to 0.44.8 and have not been able to reproduce the problem.

Basically changes made to files by cursor were persisted but did not show up on the source control tab until it was refreshed.

If it happens again I will update this issue…

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