nav[aria-label="Primary Navigation"] { padding: 0; & ul { list-style: none; width: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: row; justify-content: start; align-items: start; gap: 30px; padding: 0; & li { margin: 0; } & ul li { list-style: none; } } }

Nuget packages and Source Tree

dsmoore1600

I have some nuget packages such as jquery and bootstrap, and they are randomly showing up as unmodified files in my un-staged list in SourceTree, but once I stage my changes (hit the button to stage all changes), they disappear. Does anyone know what may be causing this, or if there are any changes that I need to make? Thank you for your help.

Accepted answers

dsmoore1600

Issue seems to have fixed itself, I haven't seen this in at least 3 months now.

All comments

Gerald Thomas

I too am experiencing this bug. I am able to replicate the problem the following way. First I clone the repo from bitbucket into SourceTree. Then I open the Visual Studio Solution and as soon as the Solution is open all of my .css, .js, and .txt files that are contained within the packages directory are listed in my "Working Copy Changes" within SourceTree with the ShowPending option selected on the file/status tab. Upon clicking the "Stage All" button, the "Working Copy Changes" becomes blank and the "Staged Changes" remains blank. This is the one an only time that I am getting these files erroneously showing up in the "Working Copy Changes", but... I can repeat the entire process by cloning the repo again. Essentially each time the solution is launched for the first time after a repo has been cloned into Source Tree these files show up in the Working Copy Changes" This can be very confusing to first time users of a newly cloned repo. If anyone has any insights into this bug it would be of great appreciation.

dsmoore1600

In my case, it isn't only after the first time that I clone a repo, but the first time that I go to commit changes to a branch, after that first time of attempting to stage those changes, they don't show up again.

Gerald Thomas

I'm still having issues with this. I recently upgraded my Jquery UI via nuget and now just like David M, I am experiencing this bug everytime I switch branches and go to perform my first commit. Please Atlassian can you fix this issue. It's incredibily unproductive to have all of these files in the working copy changes everytime we switch branches. WHAT IS CAUSING THIS

dsmoore1600

I am still having this issue as well, but it is much more sporadic now for some reason. It used to happen everytime that I switched branches, but now it is every few weeks.

dsmoore1600

Issue seems to have fixed itself, I haven't seen this in at least 3 months now.

Welcome!

It looks like you're new here. Sign in or register to get started.

Quick Links

Find more posts tagged with

sourcetree