On 2011-06-22 at 10:16, <nthiebaud@gmail.com> wrote:
Sure enough: do 2 changes in a file, in 2 separate hunk. in one of
these change add trailing spaces... then commit only that hunk -> the
second hunk 'disappear'
The problem that I have noticed is when having changes to several files, but committing just some
of the files => the other files are reset back to unchanged state. But I guess the mechanism behind
this problem is the same as what you noticed?
So if I have changes to several files but want to commit them in separate commits, I have been
careful to always use git commit --no-verify ...
--tml
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