Re: way to automatically add untracked files?

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Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I highly suspect that we will be hated by most of our users if we
> changed "git add -u" to add everything in sight for this reason, and I
> also suspect they will feel that "git add-remove --all" will be code
> bloat for little gain.

I agree that a change to "git-add -u" would be silly... :-)

I was just looking for a convenient way to reduce my typing on those
occasions when I do have a bunch of added/removed/renamed files;
"git-add -u; git add ." seems to do the trick (of course I always
check what git-status says first!).

Thanks,

-Miles

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