Hi,
In order to get the current version control software (e.g., svn, git) to act on the entire directory, it seems that I need to select no files or dirs in the browser. With a small number of files there, this is easy -- just click below the bottom one. However, I have many projects with lots of files, and this seems to be impossible. ("Select all" doesn't quite work, as trying "commit" in this case tries to commit all files, even those not under control of the VCS.)
Surely this is trivial and I'm missing something.
Andrew
On 05.03.2015, at 13:22, Andrew Jaffe a.h.jaffe@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
In order to get the current version control software (e.g., svn, git) to act on the entire directory, it seems that I need to select no files or dirs in the browser. With a small number of files there, this is easy -- just click below the bottom one. However, I have many projects with lots of files, and this seems to be impossible. ("Select all" doesn't quite work, as trying "commit" in this case tries to commit all files, even those not under control of the VCS.)
Surely this is trivial and I'm missing something.
⌘⇧A
Am 05.03.15 um 13:22 schrieb Andrew Jaffe:
In order to get the current version control software (e.g., svn, git) to act on the entire directory, it seems that I need to select no files or dirs in the browser. With a small number of files there, this is easy -- just click below the bottom one. However, I have many projects with lots of files, and this seems to be impossible. ("Select all" doesn't quite work, as trying "commit" in this case tries to commit all files, even those not under control of the VCS.)
Use ⇧⌘A aka „Select None“ (this is a menu item in the cog-menu below the file browser, but the shortcut works even if the file browser isn't focused).
On 05/03/2015 12:34, Stefan Daschek wrote:
Am 05.03.15 um 13:22 schrieb Andrew Jaffe:
In order to get the current version control software (e.g., svn, git) to act on the entire directory, it seems that I need to select no files or dirs in the browser. With a small number of files there, this is easy -- just click below the bottom one. However, I have many projects with lots of files, and this seems to be impossible. ("Select all" doesn't quite work, as trying "commit" in this case tries to commit all files, even those not under control of the VCS.)
Use ⇧⌘A aka „Select None“ (this is a menu item in the cog-menu below the file browser, but the shortcut works even if the file browser isn't focused).
Doh! It's right there, and even as has the obvious name...
Thanks!
Andrew
-
Andrew Jaffe -
Kai Wood -
Stefan Daschek