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Geez, using `git add .` is the worst thing you can do. Never use this. Tutorials: stop suggesting this. It's just a recipe to getting yourself into a mess (plus
by WhyNotHugo 9y ago
Geez, using `git add .` is the worst thing you can do. Never use this. Tutorials: stop suggesting this.
It's just a recipe to getting yourself into a mess (plus, you should never work so blindly!).
Add individual files, and, if possible, use `git add -p`, which lets you review each chunk before adding it to the index. Otherwise, diff and add individual files.
- ninkendo 9y agoHell, even if you want to stage every change, what you really want is `git add -A`, which stages deletes too (`git add .` ignores any files you've deleted or renamed, it only stages new files and changes to existing files.)