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Readme.Rmd causes push failure to github from Rstudio
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As long as the Readme.Rmd file was included in the project, Rstudio could not push to github, but kept reporting that all files were up to date, when in fact they were far out of date.
Only successful work-around was to take the Readme.Rmd file out of the project and hide it for later use.
This isn't a coding issue per say, but I tried including and not including Readme.Rmd in both the buildignore file and the gitignore file.
Hiding the file away ended hours of frustration. I just wanted to share this to help others and to somehow get the word out about this apparent bug. Any other suggestions?
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asked Mar 28 at 2:04
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As long as the Readme.Rmd file was included in the project, Rstudio could not push to github, but kept reporting that all files were up to date, when in fact they were far out of date.
Only successful work-around was to take the Readme.Rmd file out of the project and hide it for later use.
This isn't a coding issue per say, but I tried including and not including Readme.Rmd in both the buildignore file and the gitignore file.
Hiding the file away ended hours of frustration. I just wanted to share this to help others and to somehow get the word out about this apparent bug. Any other suggestions?
r github rstudio
asked Mar 28 at 2:04
markhoguemarkhogue
3131 silver badge6 bronze badges
You're describing a situation, but not clearly showing it to us. Much better than telling us what you think is happening would be to provide a minimal reproducible example. As currently posed there's not much we can do here. Please read How to Ask.
– Chris
Mar 28 at 2:20
Also, it sounds like you're conflating committing with pushing. An "all files are up to date" message would be about committing, a purely local operation. Pushing should never give this message; it deals only with already existing commits.
– Chris
Mar 28 at 2:30
add a comment |
As long as the Readme.Rmd file was included in the project, Rstudio could not push to github, but kept reporting that all files were up to date, when in fact they were far out of date.
Only successful work-around was to take the Readme.Rmd file out of the project and hide it for later use.
This isn't a coding issue per say, but I tried including and not including Readme.Rmd in both the buildignore file and the gitignore file.
Hiding the file away ended hours of frustration. I just wanted to share this to help others and to somehow get the word out about this apparent bug. Any other suggestions?
r github rstudio
asked Mar 28 at 2:04
markhoguemarkhogue
3131 silver badge6 bronze badges
As long as the Readme.Rmd file was included in the project, Rstudio could not push to github, but kept reporting that all files were up to date, when in fact they were far out of date.
Only successful work-around was to take the Readme.Rmd file out of the project and hide it for later use.
This isn't a coding issue per say, but I tried including and not including Readme.Rmd in both the buildignore file and the gitignore file.
Hiding the file away ended hours of frustration. I just wanted to share this to help others and to somehow get the word out about this apparent bug. Any other suggestions?
r github rstudio
r github rstudio
asked Mar 28 at 2:04
markhoguemarkhogue
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asked Mar 28 at 2:04
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asked Mar 28 at 2:04
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You're describing a situation, but not clearly showing it to us. Much better than telling us what you think is happening would be to provide a minimal reproducible example. As currently posed there's not much we can do here. Please read How to Ask.
– Chris
Mar 28 at 2:20
Also, it sounds like you're conflating committing with pushing. An "all files are up to date" message would be about committing, a purely local operation. Pushing should never give this message; it deals only with already existing commits.
– Chris
Mar 28 at 2:30
add a comment |
You're describing a situation, but not clearly showing it to us. Much better than telling us what you think is happening would be to provide a minimal reproducible example. As currently posed there's not much we can do here. Please read How to Ask.
– Chris
Mar 28 at 2:20
Also, it sounds like you're conflating committing with pushing. An "all files are up to date" message would be about committing, a purely local operation. Pushing should never give this message; it deals only with already existing commits.
– Chris
Mar 28 at 2:30
You're describing a situation, but not clearly showing it to us. Much better than telling us what you think is happening would be to provide a minimal reproducible example. As currently posed there's not much we can do here. Please read How to Ask.
– Chris
Mar 28 at 2:20
You're describing a situation, but not clearly showing it to us. Much better than telling us what you think is happening would be to provide a minimal reproducible example. As currently posed there's not much we can do here. Please read How to Ask.
– Chris
Mar 28 at 2:20
Also, it sounds like you're conflating committing with pushing. An "all files are up to date" message would be about committing, a purely local operation. Pushing should never give this message; it deals only with already existing commits.
– Chris
Mar 28 at 2:30
Also, it sounds like you're conflating committing with pushing. An "all files are up to date" message would be about committing, a purely local operation. Pushing should never give this message; it deals only with already existing commits.
– Chris
Mar 28 at 2:30
add a comment |
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If you really have an issue because of local changes in Readme.Rmd, you could ignore those changes with:
git update-index --assume-unchanged -- Readme.Rmd
Then test again if your issue persists.
answered Mar 28 at 5:51
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If you really have an issue because of local changes in Readme.Rmd, you could ignore those changes with:
git update-index --assume-unchanged -- Readme.Rmd
Then test again if your issue persists.
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If you really have an issue because of local changes in Readme.Rmd, you could ignore those changes with:
git update-index --assume-unchanged -- Readme.Rmd
Then test again if your issue persists.
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If you really have an issue because of local changes in Readme.Rmd, you could ignore those changes with:
git update-index --assume-unchanged -- Readme.Rmd
Then test again if your issue persists.
answered Mar 28 at 5:51
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If you really have an issue because of local changes in Readme.Rmd, you could ignore those changes with:
git update-index --assume-unchanged -- Readme.Rmd
Then test again if your issue persists.
answered Mar 28 at 5:51
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You're describing a situation, but not clearly showing it to us. Much better than telling us what you think is happening would be to provide a minimal reproducible example. As currently posed there's not much we can do here. Please read How to Ask.
– Chris
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Also, it sounds like you're conflating committing with pushing. An "all files are up to date" message would be about committing, a purely local operation. Pushing should never give this message; it deals only with already existing commits.
– Chris
Mar 28 at 2:30