Unable to work effectively with Git locally -

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Please, see.

I do not fully understand Daniel's statement:

Why are you manually copying files to almost everyone? ? Surely you should add them to the repo, then check out and commit as per the requirement. I do not need to move the surrounding files - which seems to defeat the entire purpose of a local checkout.

/ Li>

With Daniel's statement, I find that a better way could be to workflow locally.

I'm not sure what that means.

Surely you should add them to the repo, then check out and commit as required.

It seems that he is not talking about git-add.

How can you add files to your repo, not with git-add?

I believe what Daniel is referring to, without files in a specific directory Is using guit to manage them to duplicate them around. For example, without any Git repository, you might: 

  cd ~ / bin git init git add

Now, your The directory has a ~ / bin / .git repository in the / bin directory and you git add and git diff properly ~ / Bin from the directory.


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