On 13.10.2008, at 19:57, GitHub Support wrote:
> `git status` should tell you any uncommitted changes and untracked
> files
> also.
I've got a nifty little alias I found on the internet for such
occasions (I can't remember where so I can't give proper credit). It
works similar to Mercurials addremove command:
!addremove() { git add .; git ls-files --deleted | xargs git rm; };
addremove
This adds any files (both tracked and untracked) to the index, and
marks any files you've deleted (without using git rm) as such in the
index.
You can add it like this:
git config --global alias.addrm '!addremove() { git add .; git ls-
files --deleted | xargs git rm; }; addremove'
regards, Markus
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