Hi. I'm new to git but have been using it successfully for about three
months now and love it.
I've run into my first problem (or, more specifically) lack of
understanding.
I'm currently working on linux.
After some modifications of my source code with a script and doing a
commit with qgit, it seems some spaces at the end of those changed lines
got added.
Now, whenever I try to do a commit, the result is that git aborts with
* trailing whitespace (line XXX).
That is, it fails due to git's pre-commit perl hook.
Now, I've modified and changed the offending lines, but redoing the
commit the problem persists.
After loooking into it, I realized the issue is git's index file. If
git-diff-index is called without --cached, the diff matches what's on
disk and works as I expect. However, the pre-commit hook calls it with
--cached which leads to the problem.
Thus, since I don't want to modify the pre-commit hook, the question is
what's the proper way to rebuild git's index file for all the files that
were to be committed but weren't due to the abort.
I've tried git-update-index with most of the flags with no success. I
only got it to update the index properly when I specifically specified a
filename with the problem, but I have a lot of files with the issue and
git already knows about them so I was hoping for a better method.
--
Gonzalo Garramuño
Film Aura
A New Dawn in Media Companies
gga@xxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.filmaura.com
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