Marcelo de Moraes Serpa schrieb:
> I git pulled again and get the updates
> from a friend, but the intriguing thing is that, the files that he
> added appeared as "new file" for me too. Why's that? I haven't been
> the one who added the file, he added it, why git would pull objects
> and tell me they are new ?
Perhaps because they *are* new for you?
------Y--M <-- you
/
------F <-- your friend
If F added files, then you pull F, which creates the merge commit M, then
the files are also new for *you*.
I assume you were looking at the diff summary that 'git pull' reported.
This diff is the difference from Y to M, and in that diff, the files *are*
new because they are now in M, but not in Y.
-- Hannes
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