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We are using git for our local repository and Code Collab as our code review tool. Everything seems to work, but when I click Add Changes… no files are ever picked up as changed. I always have to use Add Git Diffs… instead.
We are running v6.0.6018
‘Add Changes’ adds what would be committed when you run
git commit, and it sounds like you’re agit commit -auser.You should check out 7.0! There is an option (named cryptically ‘git-skip-index’) that when set presumes that you’re going to commit with
-a. There is also a new ‘Add Unpushed Commits’ feature that might convince you to review committed changes instead.