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SourceTree is not seeing my new subfolder

AzimaFaiLau
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February 29, 2016

I added a new subfolder and files into the subfolder.  SourceTree is not list the new files in the subfolder for me to commit.  I am sure I was able to do this several months ago.

Anyone has an idea how to get this fixed?

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February 29, 2016

You should check your .gitignore files. The folder name you chose might happen to match a folder name that is frequently ignored because other common tools use that type of folder to store files that shouldn't be versioned.

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February 29, 2016

That's the most likely explanation.  Be sure to check your global ignore as well as the repo-specific ignore.

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