After the extension binds a script to a repo, if that repo's path changes, the extension would give the error Error [GitHub Assistant] [object Object] and the only way to recover from that is to re-install the extension.
I tried that on GitLab but I suspect it would be the same for the other SCMs as well.
It's a minor issue that rarely comes up since it's rare that you'd want to change a repo's path but could be a QoL fix for the future.
After the extension binds a script to a repo, if that repo's path changes, the extension would give the error
Error [GitHub Assistant] [object Object]and the only way to recover from that is to re-install the extension.I tried that on GitLab but I suspect it would be the same for the other SCMs as well.
It's a minor issue that rarely comes up since it's rare that you'd want to change a repo's path but could be a QoL fix for the future.