Ok, I'll try to do my best. I'm using git on MacOS Sierra and I have a problem. When I opened git, instead typing "git add (and the folder that I want to use to work)" I typed "git add ." . This action apparently created a new .git folder and added ALL the files from my Macbook. So, using Visual Studio Code, in the git section, apears 5000 changes not confirmed and a fatal error. How can i revert the first action? Sorry for my english.
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Your question must be in English.Spoody– Spoody2017-10-07 20:57:06 +00:00Commented Oct 7, 2017 at 20:57
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1Or you can post it here: es.stackoverflow.comSpoody– Spoody2017-10-07 20:58:39 +00:00Commented Oct 7, 2017 at 20:58
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the .git folder was already here (it is created by git init or git clone)
since you did not commit yet, you can try git reset.
if you are not happy with that, then try git reset --hard (that will revert to the latest commit, and you will lose all your uncommited changes.
answered Oct 8, 2017 at 2:30
Gilles Gouaillardet
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Ezdame
I typed both but it didnt resolved the problem. Visual Studio Code keeps showing me the message "Alert, the repository Git '/User/Eze' contain many active changes, only Git characteristics subset will be enabled." I dont know how to remove all this files without erasing them from VScode. imgur.com/v9b1PWF
Gilles Gouaillardet
what does
git status say ?