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Git doesn't actually make people deal with staging for every commit, though. It's quite common to tell newcomers to always `git commit -a`, and `git add` for a
by nhaehnle 9y ago
Git doesn't actually make people deal with staging for every commit, though.
It's quite common to tell newcomers to always `git commit -a`, and `git add` for adding new files. That's pretty much exactly where SVN is/was, and nobody complained about that being complicated or onerous either.
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- jwilk 9y agoYou probably want "git add -N"; otherwise "git diff" won't work as expected.