git - Untracked and changed files are the same -

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how can git tell me has changed if it's not tracked? , how can deleted, when it's discovered untracked?:

$ git status on branch updated-code-foundation branch ahead of 'origin/updated-code-foundation' 16 commits.   (use "git push" publish local commits) changes committed:   (use "git reset head <file>..." unstage)      deleted:    component/portal/src/joppli/acl/aclinterface.php     deleted:    container/php-apache/config/apache/default.conf     deleted:    container/php-apache/config/php/php.ini  untracked files:   (use "git add <file>..." include in committed)      component/portal/src/joppli/acl/aclinterface.php     container/php-apache/config/

i solve git add . ( no commit needed... )

  1. why occurring?
  2. how can prevent occurring?

1. scenario following:

  • you have file tracked , committed repository
  • you git rm file
  • file created again

example:

git add myfile git commit -m "myfile" git rm myfile echo test > myfile git status  changes committed:   (use "git reset head <file>..." unstage)      deleted:    myfile  untracked files:   (use "git add <file>..." include in committed)      myfile

2. not sure how prevent it, depends on files. files auto generated , committed them mistake, , tried erase them.

possibly belong in .gitignore?


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