[SOLVED] Re: Two consecutive clones of a remote produces different files

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Hi Jeff.

Hmmm. You are the master of blind guessing - spot on.
Also, that is kind of embaressing to me. However, should your way cross mine, 
you hereby have a voucer for a drink after your choice as long as it is beer.

Thanks,
   Morten.

> Just a blind guess, but might you have two files with names that differ
> only in case, and on Windows one is overwriting the other because you
> have a case-insensitive filesystem?
> 
> Try:
> 
>   git ls-files -s | grep -i src/LogEventSubscriber.h
> 
> to see what is in the index (which is case-sensitive, and is the source
> from which git checks the files out into the working tree).
> 
> -Peff

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