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GitAdd

GitAdd [repo,path]
	add any changes found in path to the index for repo .

GitAdd [repo,{ path 1 , path 2 ,…}]
	add all changes found at each of path i to the index.

GitAdd [repo, All ]
	add all changes found in the working tree of repo to the index.

GitAdd [path]
	automatically determine which repo path belongs to and add changes to that repo.

Details

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GitAdd

is the inverse operation to

GitReset

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When a

repo

is given and

path

is relative, then it will be relative to the root of

repo

. When

repo

is not specified, paths will be relative to the current directory.

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path

may refer to a directory or filename. If

path

refers to a directory, then the contents of that directory are added.

path

can be given as a glob pattern.

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GitAdd

may add new files or changes to existing files. If no changes or new files are found, then

GitAdd

will do nothing and return without error.

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GitAdd

returns a list of the files which it adds to the index. If no files were added,

GitAdd

returns an empty list.

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If an added file is marked as having a conflict as the result of an incomplete merge or rebase,

GitAdd

clears the conflict

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If a file has been deleted from the working tree, then

GitAdd

[repo,"removedfile"]

will add the change that deletes the file to the index.

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GitAdd

ignores changes to files which are specified in a

.gitignore

file. To add a change or new file even if the filename is found in a

.gitignore

file, use

GitAdd

[repo,path,"Force"

True

]

▪

path

may be an absolute pathname or a path relative to the current working directory. If

path

points to a directory or file outside of the working tree,

GitAdd

will generate an error message.

SeeAlso

GitReset

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GitCommit

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GitStatus

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GitCheckoutFiles

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GitMerge

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GitRebase

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GitCherryPick