Add the previously ignored git files. git add -f doesn't work
I used
git status --ignored
To check which files were ignored as follows:
git status --ignored
# On branch SIT
# Ignored files:
# (use "git add -f <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
#
# web/sites/default/files/
So that's fine. But when I use:
git add -f web/sites/default/files/
And then use "git status --ignored" again, it shows the same file. Even after adding them to the commit.
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You probably need to add the file to this directory instead of adding the directory yourself. To add all the contents of this directory:
git add -f web/sites/default/files/*
I had a similar problem, although my problem was caused by the command git update-index --assume-unchanged
I posted earlier without fully understanding it. If anyone comes here for the same reason, I solved my problem by running:
git update-index --no-assume-unchanged <myfile>
git add <myfile>
See git-update-index for details .
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