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So there is one file in my git folders that just wont go into the git, it’s not in the ignore list or anything and I have commited and pushed and pulled many times, and just noticed now that it hasn’t been added. Is there any way to manually add just this one file?
git add .will add any files in the current directory and any sub-directories. I would imagine that you could also dogit add .\relative\path\to\fileas well. If the file still resists, force a change (add a new line somewhere in the file where it won’t hurt anything) and try again. Sometimes the diff that git runs doesn’t detect that the file has changed.