From: Jonathan Nieder <jrnieder@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 21 Jul 2010 03:06:09 GMT
Subject: Re: Git commit behaving strangely
Message-ID: <20100721030608.GA25992@burratino>
In-Reply-To: <4C465B34.2040407@zqureshi.in>

Hi Zeeshan,

Zeeshan Qureshi wrote:

> 3. then i added 1 new line to both closing.txt and file.txt
> 4. i added the file closing.txt to the staging are by running 'git
> add closing.txt'
> 5. now i ran 'git checkout' (by mistake)
[...]
> 7. Now when i run 'git commit -m "closing again"', the change is not
> committed even though i get a new commit id.
> 
> The output of 'git log -p' is this (as you can clearly see, there
> are new commits but no change has been recorded)

Strange.  I tried to reproduce this but I got different results
(the new commit includes in a change to closing.txt).  What am
I doing wrong?

 git init repo
 cd repo

 echo 'hello world' >file.txt
 git add .
 git commit -m 'Initial version of repo, a test repository'

 echo closing >closing.txt
 git add closing.txt
 git commit -m 'Goodbye, all'

 echo 'hi!' >>file.txt
 echo 'again?' >>closing.txt
 git add closing.txt

 git checkout
 git diff --cached

 git commit -m 'closing again'
 git log -p