I've just upgraded my laptop (OSX Sequoia) with Sourcetree and VS Code
Previously Sourcetree would require that I select individually the files / directories that I want to commit. But with this new version Sourcetree seems to automatically select files / directories that I am not ready to commit.
Is this a Sourcetree change or a VS Code change?
Do you have any suggestions as to how I can revert this option so that I select the files / directories I want to commit (and nothing is preselected)?
For example, using VS Code I edited a file SupmonitorQuery.php, made some changes and then saved the file. When I refresh the file list in Sourcetree this file is now selected for commit.
Hey @murraycollingwood ,
Have you managed to sort this out?
This is probably related to Sourcetree rather than VS Code, but I couldn't find anything documented related to this change.
Did you maybe upgrade Sourcetree since this post? I see the latest version for Mac is 4.2.14.
You could check if there's an option to disable this under Preferences, but I'm guessing you've already checked that 👀
Cheers,
Tobi
I'm on 4.2.14.
The problem didn't seem to last very long, and I can't remember how it was solved.
It's working now, thanks for getting back to me.
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