Re: Git add documentation error

>
> Angelo Borsotti <angelo.borsotti@gmail.com> writes:
>
> > Then I displayed the contents of both commits, and seen that it is pretty much
> > the same:
> >
> > D:\gittest>git show --pretty="" --name-only 91ef45d
> > C2.java
> >
> > D:\gittest>git show --pretty="" --name-only 8ec0c2f
> > C2.java
>
> You did not display the contents of these commits, though.  For each
> of these commits, you checked the _difference_ between it and its
> parent.
>
> In the previous sequence
>
> >> > I have tested this in the following way: I have two files: C1.java and C2.java
> >> >
> >> >     > git status
> >> >     On branch master
> >> >     nothing added to commit
> >> >     > ... edit C2.java
> >> >     > git status
> >> >     On branch master
> >> >     Changes not staged for commit:
> >> >     (use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)
> >> >     (use "git restore <file>..." to discard changes in working directory)
> >> >         modified:   C2.java
> >> >      > git add C1.java
> >> >      > git add C2.java
> >> >      > git commit -m "commit2"
> >> >      D:\gittest>git commit -m "commit1"
> >> >      [master 91ef45d] commit1
> >> >      1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)
>
> 91ef45d, relative to its parent (i.e. the previous state before the
> commit was made), C2.java was modified.  C1.java was not.
>
> So, what you saw
>
> > D:\gittest>git show --pretty="" --name-only 91ef45d
> > C2.java
>
> is very much consistent with what you did.  And the above does not
> mean 91ef45d does not have C1.java.  If you want to "display" the
> contents of commit 91ef45d, you could
>
>         $ git ls-tree -r --name-only 91ef45d
>
> which lists all the contents in commit 91ef45d
>
> or
>
>         $ git diff --name-only $(git hash-object --stdin -t tree </dev/null) 91ef45d
>
> which compares all the contents in commit 91ef45d with a completely
> empty tree.
>
> In them, you'd see both C1 and C2, among other things that you did
> not modify in 91ef45d.