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Finally going to give up and ask for help. Having some git (windows) issues. If I make changes to an existing file,I can add-commit-push as usual. However, if I create a new file, git does not track it at all. Regardless of folder or extension. I am quite certain this is not a gitignore issue.



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  • Welcome to SU! We'll need some more details before we can help you. Do you mean git add doesn't work on new files? Have you verified that those files are not omitted by your .gitignore?

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Finally going to give up and ask for help. Having some git (windows) issues. If I make changes to an existing file,I can add-commit-push as usual. However, if I create a new file, git does not track it at all. Regardless of folder or extension. I am quite certain this is not a gitignore issue.



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Finally going to give up and ask for help. Having some git (windows) issues. If I make changes to an existing file,I can add-commit-push as usual. However, if I create a new file, git does not track it at all. Regardless of folder or extension. I am quite certain this is not a gitignore issue.



Thanks for any assistance!










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Finally going to give up and ask for help. Having some git (windows) issues. If I make changes to an existing file,I can add-commit-push as usual. However, if I create a new file, git does not track it at all. Regardless of folder or extension. I am quite certain this is not a gitignore issue.



Thanks for any assistance!







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  • Welcome to SU! We'll need some more details before we can help you. Do you mean git add doesn't work on new files? Have you verified that those files are not omitted by your .gitignore?

    – Niayesh Isky
    yesterday

















Welcome to SU! We'll need some more details before we can help you. Do you mean git add doesn't work on new files? Have you verified that those files are not omitted by your .gitignore?

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