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Add --all flag to stage all changes #40

Closed jvgomg closed 6 years ago

jvgomg commented 6 years ago

This change will now stage deleted files on git 2.0 and higher

pedroborges commented 6 years ago

Auto Git always include the content directory path when running git add. This way, new, modified, and deleted files are always included in the commit. What would adding the --all flag change?

jvgomg commented 6 years ago

The default behaviour changed in a recent version of git. This explicit flag will restore the staging of deleted files.

pedroborges commented 6 years ago

In the past I've had people complain about Git support for <v2.0 version and changed some command run by the plugin to accommodate for that. What specific issue do you run into without this flag?

jvgomg commented 6 years ago

The issue I was having was deleted/renamed files where not being committed. I had lots of removed files in my working directory that should have been commuted.

I found a stackoverflow answer which explains the git 2.0 behaviour. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/572549/difference-between-git-add-a-and-git-add

My understanding is that this change is backwards compatible for git 1.0

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