On Friday 01 December 2006 22:31, Junio C Hamano wrote:
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> Nicolas Pitre <nico@cam.org> writes:
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> > +Contrary to other SCMs, with GIT you have to explicitly "add" all the
> > +changed file content you want to commit together to form a changeset
> > +with the 'add' command before using the 'commit' command.
>
> ... "before a new commit is made"; it is not an offence to leave
> local changes outside the index.  Staging such changes to all
> files is done using the "-a" flag and that is done "before a new
> commit is made", but not "before using the 'commit' command" --
> it is done at the same time.

How about

Contrary to other SCM's, with GIT you have to explicitly "add" the content 
that you want to commit before it is made; it is not an offence to leave 
changes outside the index if you want to leave them to a later commit.  
However if you do want all changes from your working tree to be added to the 
commit before it is made use the "-a" flag with the commit command and the 
content will be added just before the commit is made.


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Alan Chandler
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