Thanks Olivier,
I'm wondering if the problem is that I used Git-GUI to do the initial clone and
add/commit rather than the console. And Git-GUI doesn't tell you exactly what
it's doing.
One point - Git is installed in my Program Files directory (the default), which
Windows protects from
Hello Peter
some remarks
1)
git status: Strange... the modified file should have the full path listed
modified: path/to/file/filename.xhp
2)
git commit -m "3rd party"
You must give the name of the file you modified for commit. That is
git commit -m "3rd party" file1 file2 file3...
3)
git add
Thanks Olivier. I don't have time now to do an interactive chat. Possibly
next week.
I'm sure that Git is great, but as with all such tools it has to do a lot of
things so it gets complicated fairly quickly. As an ex-software writer I
sympathise with the designer.
But here's a quick excerpt of a
