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I am setting up git between two AWS instances (call them A and B). I can pull from A fine and see changes in those files on B.
If I create a new file on B and commit it, when I push from B to A, all seems to go well (I get the git message about writing objects…done) but I don’t see the files on the A machine. On the A machine, git status says that those files have been deleted.
How come I never see the pushed files and why does git think they were deleted?
See question Why won’t I see changes in the remote repo after “git push”? in “Unexpected behaviour” section in GitFaq page on Git Wiki.