

- #GIT BLAME VISUAL STUDIO 2018 UPDATE#
- #GIT BLAME VISUAL STUDIO 2018 CODE#
- #GIT BLAME VISUAL STUDIO 2018 WINDOWS#
Microsoft has provided additional guidance on the Visual Studio developer community support forum.
#GIT BLAME VISUAL STUDIO 2018 CODE#
Best Visual Studio Code Extensions makes application development faster.
#GIT BLAME VISUAL STUDIO 2018 UPDATE#
We advise users of Visual Studio to upgrade to the latest release by clicking on the in-product notification flag or by checking for an update directly from the IDE. Visual Studio Code Editor has lots of extensions which can be used for faster angular app development and reduce the errors. Microsoft has updated the latest versions of Visual Studio 2017 to work with TLSv1.2 Git servers.
#GIT BLAME VISUAL STUDIO 2018 WINDOWS#
Visual Studio ships with specific versions of Git for Windows and the Git Credential Manager for Windows (GCM). We advise users of JDK <= 6 to upgrade to a newer version of the JDK. Unfortunately, versions of the JDK <= 6 do not support TLSv1.2. Git-Credential-Manager-for-Windows = 8 or explicitly opting in to TLSv1.2 in JDK 7 (look at the https.protocols JSSE tuning parameter). Fortunately, the majority of clients can be updated to work with TLSv1.2. However, there are a few remaining clients that we anticipate will be affected. Known incompatible clientsĪs noted above, the vast majority of traffic should be unaffected by this change. We will then restore support for the deprecated algorithms and provide a two week grace period for these systems to upgrade their libraries before we disable support for the deprecated algorithms permanently on February 22, 2018. By disabling support for the deprecated algorithms for a small window, these systems will temporarily fail to connect to GitHub. To help mitigate this, we will temporarily disable support for the deprecated algorithms for one hour on Febru19::00 UTC. We expect most of these are older systems that are no longer maintained, but continue to access Git/the GitHub API using the deprecated algorithms. While only a small fraction of traffic currently makes use of the deprecated algorithms, and many clients will automatically transition and start using the new algorithms, there is invariably going to be a small fraction of clients that will be impacted. Febru19:00 UTC (11:00 am PST): Permanently disable deprecated algorithms.

Febru19:00 UTC (11:00 am PST): Disable deprecated algorithms for one hour.We’ll disable the algorithms in two stages: diffie-hellman-group14-sha1: This applies to all SSH connections to.diffie-hellman-group1-sha1: This applies to all SSH connections to.TLSv1/ TLSv1.1: This applies to all HTTPS connections, including web, API, and git connections to and. The configuration might finally look like: With the tool configured as described, you will just invoke ToolsGit Blame when there’s a file open, and SmartGit will blame that file and scroll to the line which has the caret in Visual Studio.On Februwe’ll start disabling the following: We quickly approached the Februcutoff date we mentioned in previous posts and, as a result, pushed back our schedule by one week. Then we provided a status update toward the end of last year outlining some changes we’d made to make the transition easier for clients. Last year we announced the deprecation of several weak cryptographic standards.
