Lars Hjemli wrote:
On 10/17/07, Gonzalo Garramuno <gga@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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.
Have you tried 'git commit -a'? It will run update-index on all
modified files prior to executing the hook.
Btw: If you want to inspect your changes for offending whitespace,
'git diff --color' and 'git diff --cached --color' are your friends.
And if you give up, there is also 'git commit -a --no-verify'.
Thanks. I found out the root of my problem was actually something else.
I had incorrectly done a chmod a+x on the pre-commit hook when all my
previous commits had not been using it, so I think the pre-commit was
actually catching not my new fix but what was already in the repository.
git-commit -a had no effect due to that.
But it's good to know about the --no-verify option, thou.
--
Gonzalo Garramuño
Film Aura
A New Dawn in Media Companies
gga@xxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.filmaura.com
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