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git pull --rebase :always complain unstaged files
Hi, I am using git to manage repo. I also use git-fat to manage images binary files. Now it is very strange, when i execute git pull --rebase command, git always complain about unstaged files. But unfornately, i have no local changes done with git status.
What happens here?How to solve that?
What happens here?How to solve that?
vagrant@homestead:~/Code/kidsit (master)$ git pull --rebase
Cannot pull with rebase: You have unstaged changes.
Please commit or stash them.
vagrant@homestead:~/Code/kidsit (master)$ git status
On branch master
Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/master'.
nothing to commit, working directory clean
vagrant@homestead:~/Code/kidsit (master)$ git diff-files
:100644 100644 17418f46310c8eeffbf2c567e63b0a950cd5df7a 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 M public/favicon.ico
How to solve that?
What about the side you're pulling from? Are there any unstaged files on that side?
ASKER
Hi, sir,
The pulling from side is github. I should have not done any changes on github.
As you can say, when i execute the git diff-files, it says there is a public/favicon.ico file changed. But when i run git status, not find that favicon.ico file in the unstage area.
Any other idea?
Thanks~!
The pulling from side is github. I should have not done any changes on github.
As you can say, when i execute the git diff-files, it says there is a public/favicon.ico file changed. But when i run git status, not find that favicon.ico file in the unstage area.
Any other idea?
Thanks~!
I had the same problem the first time I used --rebase and I'm trying to remember what I did to resolve it, but my memory is a bit flaky right now. I'll try to dust off the cob webs and see if I can jog my memory.
ASKER
What i know is when you have some unstaged changes locally, the git pull --rebase really printed out that information which make sense. But unfortunately, i do nothing here, and the command git status printed out nothing.
That really annoys me much.
That really annoys me much.
Try this before doing the rebase:
git checkout public/favicon.ico
or this:
git reset --hard
git checkout public/favicon.ico
or this:
git reset --hard
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sorry, that does not work.
It seems that public/favicon.ico is a shadow which can not be handled by GIT now.
On another branch(master), I just remove git rm public/favicon.ico, and git commit, then it works.
But when i git pull --rebase origin develop, that "have unstaged files" again rises.
I do not know what happens here. It is really annoying.
Thanks !
It seems that public/favicon.ico is a shadow which can not be handled by GIT now.
On another branch(master), I just remove git rm public/favicon.ico, and git commit, then it works.
But when i git pull --rebase origin develop, that "have unstaged files" again rises.
I do not know what happens here. It is really annoying.
Thanks !
ASKER
Hi, sir,
Following your stackoverflow link, the output of one command :
vagrant@homestead:~/Code/k idsit (develop)$ git diff-files --ignore-submodules
:100644 100644 17418f46310c8eeffbf2c567e6 3b0a950cd5 df7a 00000000000000000000000000 0000000000 0000 M public/favicon.ico
I am on develop branch and the git pull works well, but git pull --rebase does not work.
Also the git rebase master does not work(I have git rm that favicon.ico file, so that i want to rebase that on develop branch)
thanks!
Following your stackoverflow link, the output of one command :
vagrant@homestead:~/Code/k
:100644 100644 17418f46310c8eeffbf2c567e6
I am on develop branch and the git pull works well, but git pull --rebase does not work.
Also the git rebase master does not work(I have git rm that favicon.ico file, so that i want to rebase that on develop branch)
thanks!
Does it help if you put public/favicon.ico in your .gitignore file?
Or, you can try:
git fetch && git merge --ff-only origin/develop
Or, you can try:
git fetch && git merge --ff-only origin/develop
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Thanks for your help!