On 1/24/26 18:25, Bill Pragnell wrote:

>> Make sure you use `git add <filename>` for anything you want change
>> tracking enabled.

    And have a look at the ".gitignore" file documentation.

> Yes, this was my first thought - you need to commit your changes to the current
> branch or nothing gets tracked. Use 'git add <...>' to stage the changes, 'git
> commit' to commit them.

    I use this short-circuit:

$ vim groundbase.inc
     ... do some changes, exit vim
     ... run the tracing, look at the result
     ... if the result look correct, then
$ git commit -m "increase holes diameter" groudbase.inc

    And now, I can run the big batch who make my current
    projet: http://maison.tth.netlib.re/v/hc/full.mp4 :)




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