Not sure if I am missing a setting or if this is a legitimate bug. Whenever I commit, it also commits my unstaged files/hunks. This is obviously very frustrating and has caused some code to be committed that I was not ready to commit or ever intended to be committed. I have included some screenshots to illustrate a simple scenario. Below I only intend to commit the changes for the one file 'environment.dev.ts'. As you can see I left the 2 other files unstaged as I do not intend to commit those changes quite yet. However, after committing the changes I pulled up the commit which shows that all 3 files were committed up anyways.
Before Commit (Staging):
After Commit:
TL;DR - reclone your repo from scratch.
Ok I have an actual answer for this one. It was an unknown repo issue for me. Here's what I did to determine that:
1. Wiped all Sourcetree settings, and tried the same thing again - same problem happened.
2. Restored all Sourcetree settings: tried the same thing with a new test repo - could not reproduce the problem.
3. Blew away and recloned my local repo - problem went away.
I hope this helps someone out there. @Chris Burkhardt @Brady maybe this will help.
I am also having this issue on Mac, still with version 4.1.0 (237). This is maddening since it is making me look foolish to my colleagues since my commits are containing work-in-progress pieces that I never staged.
I have to ditch Sourcetree until this is fixed.
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The same thing is happening to me. I am not sure how to solve it so I went back to command line and stopped using SourceTree for now.
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