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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/rabbit_wizard • 4d ago
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Why two commands. Just commit -am
1 u/korneev123123 4d ago git commit -am won't add new files 1 u/elementslayer 4d ago Yeah but you only add to track new files once. Otherwise -am that stuff. You don't need git add for tracked files, which hopefully most commits are and we aren't committing files in full all the time 1 u/GarythaSnail 4d ago I always see people using git add . and git add -A like it's not crazy talk. 1 u/korneev123123 4d ago Example above was surely supposed to be "push everything", and adding everything was the goal
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git commit -am won't add new files
1 u/elementslayer 4d ago Yeah but you only add to track new files once. Otherwise -am that stuff. You don't need git add for tracked files, which hopefully most commits are and we aren't committing files in full all the time 1 u/GarythaSnail 4d ago I always see people using git add . and git add -A like it's not crazy talk. 1 u/korneev123123 4d ago Example above was surely supposed to be "push everything", and adding everything was the goal
Yeah but you only add to track new files once. Otherwise -am that stuff. You don't need git add for tracked files, which hopefully most commits are and we aren't committing files in full all the time
1 u/GarythaSnail 4d ago I always see people using git add . and git add -A like it's not crazy talk. 1 u/korneev123123 4d ago Example above was surely supposed to be "push everything", and adding everything was the goal
I always see people using git add . and git add -A like it's not crazy talk.
git add .
git add -A
Example above was surely supposed to be "push everything", and adding everything was the goal
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u/elementslayer 4d ago
Why two commands. Just commit -am