Unable to stage hunks or lines of code in JS files

Question

When I try to stage individual hunks or lines of code from a file, they appear to be staged correctly and the rest of the file remains unstaged. However, after I submit my commit, the entire file is committed.

I've noticed this happening a little prior to March 18th. I suspect it might only be happening in JS files, but I haven't 100% confirmed this to be the case yet.

Has anyone else encountered this issue?

Alan Francis_wkz5vh · Answer

Hi @jordangehman ,
We are currently looking into this issue and we hope we can come up with a fix soon.
We will update here once we figure out that.

Daniel Eads · Answer

Great, thanks for the additional context! I've tapped the Sourcetree development team for their insights here and hope to have something for you shortly.

jordangehman · Answer

@Daniel Eads I got some more information from a coworker. This particular React project has a pre-commit hook installed via Husky. As part of committing, it runs lint and prettier. From the `package.json` file:

"husky": {
    "hooks": {
        "pre-commit": "lint-staged"
    }
},
"lint-staged": {
    "*.{js,json,jsx,css,md}": [
        "prettier --write",
        "git add"
    ]
},

It seems likely that this is the culprit; there is probably a conflict with this and SourceTree that causes the app to commit the entire file.