Witam.
Kombinuje z .gitignore i nie potrafię tego zrobić. Dlaczego SourceTree nie bierze pod uwagę folderu ClientApp skoro nie ma takiego folderu w .gitignore? Chciałbym mieć całość w jednym repozytorium na Bitbucket i nie jestem w stanie osiągnąć takiego rezultatu.
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Chyba za długie to :D
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W folderze ClientApp masz folder .git, czy to przypadkiem nie znaczy, że jest on w innym repozytorium i może git go ignoruje dla Twojego "dużego" repo?
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https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Submodules - możesz jeszcze rzucić okiem na to i https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Git-questions/Git-Submodule-not-visible-in-sourcetree-UI/qaq-p/867835.
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@mar-ek1: Zgadza się. To faktycznie był ten folder. On jest ukryty w Windows, a widoczny był w solucji w VS. Usunięcie tego folderu dało możliwość zrobienia push z ClientApp. W dalszym ciągu działa to dziwnie. Nie jestem pewny czy powinienem mieć jeden, główny plik .gitignore czy w każdym projekcie po jednym (osobno). Pytam, ponieważ w projekcie Optimo365 nie bierze pod uwagę bin, obj oraz .vs, a w projekcie Optimo365Lib już tak, mimo iż dodałem tam odpowiednie wpisy albo były już.