Re: "git commit -a" Doesn't Add New Files. Why?

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On 5/28/25 3:24 PM, Junio C Hamano wrote:

But `git commit -a` would not change, even if it won't add cruft
with well curated .gitignore files.  That will be a terrible
backward incompatible change for those who expect it only deals with
the files it knows about (including the one that is not yet tracked
but its presence is known via "git add -N").


Just to make it clear - I was only discussing adding a '-A' (capital
A) option to git commit. Its current behavior with '-a' (small a)
wouldn't change.

Jon






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