Re: [git-users] Files are commiting without staging

[Dale R. Worley]

 From: John Hite jvh24...@gmail.com

 Is there some config setting that causes my modified files to be
 staged automatically?

Well, if you accidentally used git commit -a, it would do that.  But
there doesn't seem to be a config setting to force that behavior.

Dale

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[git-users] Files are commiting without staging

[John Hite]

Greetings,

Just installed git on my laptop that has Window XP OS so git runs under 
mingw. I added some files, and committed them. Then I modified two of them 
using vi and saved them but did git add on only one of them. Commit 
accepted bpth. From reading the Atlassian tutorial I got the impression 
that files needed to be staged before commit will pick them up. At work we 
use sourceTree and anything not staged does not get committed. Is there 
some config setting that causes my modified files to be staged 
automatically?

thanks,
jh

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