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Thanks, I managed to fix it using the following<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-41395342-1">git rm -r --cached src/main          
git commit -m &quot;blalblalba&quot;       
git add .    
git commit -m &quot;2blablalbla&quot;</code></pre>
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Thanks, I managed to fix it using the following



git rm -r --cached src/main          
git commit -m "blalblalba"       
git add .    
git commit -m "2blablalbla"

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Thanks, for showing the fix (and for the points). Just curious... How it happened? Did you stage (add) &nbsp;the files and later moved to another directory before committing?
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Thanks, for showing the fix (and for the points). Just curious... How it happened? Did you stage (add)  the files and later moved to another directory before committing?

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I have no idea how it happened, as far as I know there were no changes to the files or folder structure.
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I have no idea how it happened, as far as I know there were no changes to the files or folder structure.

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I have a Spring Boot Web application, which lately I've noticed is now showing all files need to be committed, which is strange as I've not changed all files.<br />
<br />
I've tried to commit the project to Git but I'm getting the following error;<br />
<br />
&quot;<br />
You have both src/main and src/main/java/com/national<wbr />locums/App<wbr />lication.j<wbr />ava<br />
You have both src/main and src/main/java/com/national<wbr />locums/App<wbr />lication.j<wbr />ava<br />
&quot;<br />
<br />
Can anyone help me figure out why this is going wrong?
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I have a Spring Boot Web application, which lately I've noticed is now showing all files need to be committed, which is strange as I've not changed all files.

I've tried to commit the project to Git but I'm getting the following error;

"
You have both src/main and src/main/java/com/nationallocums/Application.java
You have both src/main and src/main/java/com/nationallocums/Application.java
"

Can anyone help me figure out why this is going wrong?

Error when trying to commit a Git repository

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