Hi.
I just tried `git stash save` for the first time. It worked fine. Then
I tried `git stash apply` and while my uncommitted changes were
restored, another effect was that a random dir from the root of my
working copy was deleted. I don't know why it chose that exact dir,
there's lots of other dirs like it in the root.
`git stash save` output and shortened `git stash apply` output are attached.
Note: The dir that got deleted was a committed and pushed dir. It had
no uncommitted local changes.
It's not a huge problem, because there was no data loss - I can pull
the deleted data back from the repo. But I'd still like to know why
this problem happened.
TIA, Stefan Monov
Actually, I just tried restoring my dir with `git pull origin
clipping`, but that didn't restore it. So, besides the question "why
did it get deleted", I'd like to ask "how do I restore it?", as well.
On Thu, Nov 3, 2016 at 6:06 PM, Stefan Monov [off-list ref] wrote:
Hi.
I just tried `git stash save` for the first time. It worked fine. Then
I tried `git stash apply` and while my uncommitted changes were
restored, another effect was that a random dir from the root of my
working copy was deleted. I don't know why it chose that exact dir,
there's lots of other dirs like it in the root.
`git stash save` output and shortened `git stash apply` output are attached.
Note: The dir that got deleted was a committed and pushed dir. It had
no uncommitted local changes.
It's not a huge problem, because there was no data loss - I can pull
the deleted data back from the repo. But I'd still like to know why
this problem happened.
TIA, Stefan Monov
Scratch my last message, I figured out how to restore it. In the
TortoiseGit context menu I selected "Diff", and in the list the
deleted files were listed as "missing". I selected them all, right
clicked them, and selected "revert". Still don't know why the dir got
deleted in the first place though.
On Thu, Nov 3, 2016 at 7:01 PM, Stefan Monov [off-list ref] wrote:
Actually, I just tried restoring my dir with `git pull origin
clipping`, but that didn't restore it. So, besides the question "why
did it get deleted", I'd like to ask "how do I restore it?", as well.
On Thu, Nov 3, 2016 at 6:06 PM, Stefan Monov [off-list ref] wrote:
quoted
Hi.
I just tried `git stash save` for the first time. It worked fine. Then
I tried `git stash apply` and while my uncommitted changes were
restored, another effect was that a random dir from the root of my
working copy was deleted. I don't know why it chose that exact dir,
there's lots of other dirs like it in the root.
`git stash save` output and shortened `git stash apply` output are attached.
Note: The dir that got deleted was a committed and pushed dir. It had
no uncommitted local changes.
It's not a huge problem, because there was no data loss - I can pull
the deleted data back from the repo. But I'd still like to know why
this problem happened.
TIA, Stefan Monov