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Newly-Added files don't show up in source tree

I just have a master branch.  I added some files committed and pushed to bitbucket.

The info for my commit shows that I added a files to a subdirectory.  When I 

browse using source tree though I don't see the new files.  I've tried refreshing

the page etc but no luck.  If I click on "filter files" my newly-added files show

up in the list.  Why can't I see them in the default source tree view?

 

Victor

1 answer

Dear Victor,

please understand that sourcetree (especially default view) is not meant for file browsing. You can view 'all' files by changing the filter to include 'show only' -> 'All'. However in sourcetree it's meant to show you the (pending) changed files only as they (their changes) would be a part of your next commit. If you want to browse your files, feel free to use your file explorer of choice.

Hi Hugo,

 

  Thanks for your response.  I may be using the wrong term.  By source browser

I mean clicking on "Source" when viewing my repository on bitbucket.org. I

am expecting to see all the files in a specific subdirectory.  One of the files

in question is called "baseStation.c"  It shows up in the commit as shown

here:

commit.jpeg

But it does not show up in the source view as shown here:

browse.jpeg

I think you've committed but haven't pushed the sources towards bitbucket. I can see the files are marked 'A' as in added but I think something went wrong transferring the files. Can you try to push again from sourcetree? I that doesn't work, you have to figure out the rights git commands to do it.

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