Problem description:
When I remove files from the git index (because I want to make a certain change a two commit change, instead of doing the whole thing in a single commit), and I’m not fast enough doing the actual commit, it seems like the replit git loop automatically re-adds all files to the git index. This has made me inadvertently commit more files than I wanted to on more than one occasion…
Expected behavior:
I remove files from the git index, and they stay gone.
Actual behavior:
Files are relatively quickly and automatically re-added to the index
Steps to reproduce:
change more than a single file, wait until they’re presented as changed and added to the git index. Remove a file from the index by clicking the ‘-’ symbol on the Git pane. Wait a minute or so. See that they are re-added.
Bug appears at this link:
Browser/OS/Device:
Chrome, MacOS