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I have just switched from subversion to GIT and found out it is much faster.
I have a problem – on one location / computer I change file, delete dir,… and commit it Everything is OK (If I define new GIT on another folder everything is correct). On another location I pull and nothing happens – deleted files stays, no changes is made etc…
Anyone have any idea?
commitonly commits to your local repository. I think you are looking forpushto send it to the main repo?See: What are the differences between "git commit" and "git push"? for a great diagram explaining how Git works.
Obviously this is different to what you are used to, whereby there is only one centralized repository; now you have your own local repo, hence Git being a distributed system…also partially why it is so much faster for you!