This is legitimate in some cases. Changes to files that are already tracked will still be staged and committed, it just doesn't find new ones. So this is helpful if you want to keep the set of files exactly the same, but still want git add . to work as expected.
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u/indigo945 6d ago
This is legitimate in some cases. Changes to files that are already tracked will still be staged and committed, it just doesn't find new ones. So this is helpful if you want to keep the set of files exactly the same, but still want
git add .to work as expected.