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Why is Commit not working?

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Glenn Tassin
Glenn Tassin Apr 22, 2019

I select a bunch of new files to commit, then try to commit.

I get the popup saying "Checking submodules" for less then a second, then it closes, and comes back to the main UI with nothing checked in.

I can check in files to the repository by hand from the terminal, so the repository isn't the issue.

This is on Windows 10 with a repository on a Windows network share. SourceTree 3.1.2, although this has happened to me a few times on earlier versions of 3. Previously, checking in a commit by hand shook it loose...this time, no dice.

Also, I have tried it both with the "Push changed immediately" checked and not. I have tried rebooting.

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Apr 30, 2019

Hi

Can you raise a ticket at https://jira.atlassian.com for us to investigate? Any additional details, e.g. do you have any submodules, Git version etc would be useful

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