I've just merged two websites using PHPStorm. I copied the second site into the first as an entire subfolder. Then added it to git, committed, and pushed. All tasks acted as expected and the push was successful. There is only one branch (master).
I then went to the repo on bitbucket.org and it showed the recent commit (i.e. last updated 2 min ago) where I added the folder. But the new folder was not there. So I poked around... I can go to the commit and see what was committed. I can even pick a file and walk backward up the path until I get to seeing the root directory of the site which will show the new folder sitting where I put it.
However, on simply going to the repo the folder is not there. I've refreshed the page, logged out and in, etc. But it shows a partial repo when digging into it directly, and only shows the new folder if I get to it via the commit.
These URLs will not work due to permissions settings, but the URL where I don't see the folder is:
https://bitbucket.org/HumanJHawkins/codehawkins.com/src/master/codehawkins.com/
And the URL that does show the folder (via digginv into commit) is: https://bitbucket.org/HumanJHawkins/codehawkins.com/src/3c5a0612dd349e0dc81300bb92bd7534d8ceb96e/codehawkins.com/
Any idea why/how this would happen?
Thanks.
Answering my own question... It was a caching issue. Reloading/refreshing Chrome did not cause it to consider the cache stale, but deleting the cache caused it to start working.
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