I just cloned a remote repository onto my laptop, as soon as the repo was finally installed my local copy of source showed 4 files that were changed and now show as unstaged files.
How is this possible? this was a fresh clone.
While I have been using Sourcetree and Bit Bucket server for about a year now I am not a Git expert. But I feel that I must be doing something wrong because I swear on my main dev computer files are appearing and disappearing all on their own.... it really weird.
Hello! What are the changes in the files? Are they whitespace changes? A screenshot would help.
That is just it, there should not be ANY changes. The files are binary and should not have been altered.
Since the repo did not exist before I cloned them into it I am a little concerned as to how or why they would have been changed.
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Here is a screen grab from my computer showing what shows up immediately after cloning the remote repo to a empty directory on my local drive. I dont understand why it thinks those 8 files have changed and need to be staged. It is making me think that I have done something fundamentally incorrect with my repo and that I really do not have a proper history of my project.
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Hello! I suspect this might just have something to do with Unreal. Could you try diffing the first file in an external editor and see what the changes are? Alternatively, running "git status" (click on the terminal button and just type that in) will let you know if git is reporting the changes, or if it's an issue in Sourcetree
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Mike, I will give that a go when I get a moment with my laptop. thank you for getting back to me. BTW What should I be looking for when I run the GIT Status?
Or is it one of those you will know it when you see it sorts of things? :D
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