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Each time when I launch V.S. Code, I receive an error message that reads:

Too many commits

On the source control tab, I see that the directory c:\user\<arbitrary-dirname> is loaded as a Git repository. This causes me to have to close the repository every time I open the file, which is obviously a nuisance.

My Console showing Git-output

Is there a way to configure V.S. Code so that a specific project does not open as a repository when the project's directory is opened?

I checked my GitHub account but I don't see the folder synced as a repo. Why would I even do that?

Edric
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  • Also see [Visual Studio Code Git shows all changes on drive?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40417795/visual-studio-code-git-shows-all-changes-on-drive) – Joachim Sauer Aug 17 '21 at 15:06
  • The git on your PC has very little (sometimes can be NOTHING) to do with github. All git cares about is a folder called `.git`. That's the "database" git uses. Git does not care about github except when you are pushing your changes to github. You probably have a folder called `.git` somewhere fairly high up in you user directory. Check if you have accidentally created a `.git` folder in Documents or somewhere like that – slebetman Aug 26 '21 at 11:17

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