git add . is 'all commit' only if you have changes on the current path. If you have changes in e.g. sibling dir it won't work as you'd have to go up the path which is ... For a true 'all commit' use git add -A.
git add .
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git add -A
Thanks! I do always run this from project root so I'm ok. But I think I'll switch to your suggestion! :)
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git add .is 'all commit' only if you have changes on the current path. If you have changes in e.g. sibling dir it won't work as you'd have to go up the path which is... For a true 'all commit' usegit add -A.Thanks!
I do always run this from project root so I'm ok. But I think I'll switch to your suggestion! :)