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cb219
5y

so FUCKING GREAT when you work on a git project in eclipse...πŸ™„
git bash shows only 1 file that I've edited, eclipse ... shows a whole bunch of files that are even commited and pushed a long time ago. WTF??πŸ€ͺ

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    I stopped reading after "eclipse". Second worst IDE ever
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    If you've committed and pushed your files already, I don't think git bash shows them as edited. That's intended behavior
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    @Lor-inc I think you might have misunderstood (?)
    git bash has no problems, everything is correct. Eclipse is acting weird, it shows files ready to be staged that are already fine, commited and pushed long time ago, so those "changes" shouldn't even exist...πŸ™„πŸ€·
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    @cb219 Yep, I misread the post. Anyway, I think VSs builtin git client sucks too, in this matter. They are just not designed to be stateless, despite that the git plumbing provides literally everything one could ask for.
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    You're first mistake was eclipse.
    Your second was getting git to work in it.

    Just use git bash, it rarely lies.
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    @C0D4 forced to use Eclipse for uni project, which ends soon. And yeah I absolutely hate how it's integrated into it but I don't really like to have 2 windows open for that project.
    I use git with VS Code as much as possible, I just love this combination. 😍😍
    At least most of the times, except for the times when I discard my changes via the UI and the entry doesn't disappear with it, instead needing to click a second time for it to disappear.πŸ˜’πŸ€·
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    @cb219 benefits of having a laptop and 2 screens.
    But I get it, screen space can be a pain and flicking between a console and an ide sucks at times.

    You could use powertoys to manage your screen space.

    https://github.com/microsoft/...
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    @C0D4 holy moly, that is ... amazingπŸ€”
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    I feel like any Git Client is a pain.
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    @Marl3x ... except VS Code (95%)😏
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    @cb219 even vsCode I'm forced to refresh it for it to detect changes.

    I tend to just stick to the console, or even just use the console inside vsCode.
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    @NoToJavaScript What took the first place?
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    Eclipse is horrible. It's written in Java and unreliable.

    GIT Bash? Sounds like Windows. But, it's nice that there are some descent bash tools for Windows.
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    @NoToJavaScript what's the first?
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    @cb219 how are you forced? It's just code in the end
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    @Diabetus it's a fucking requirement, don't even askπŸ™„
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    @Diabetus @sladuled

    IBM "RAD Studio".

    It's eclipse with 1000 useless plugins. And cost a kidney. I've never saw a thing so slow in my life.
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    @NoToJavaScript OMG what is that thing?! Never heard of it (guess with a reason lol), had to gugl it.. o.O
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    @groxx JetBrains IDEs (Intellij) does a pretty good with the Git integration
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