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Change between branches generate commits #140

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yceballost opened this issue Oct 30, 2019 · 5 comments
Open

Change between branches generate commits #140

yceballost opened this issue Oct 30, 2019 · 5 comments

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@yceballost
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Description

When I change between branches, Kactus generate a commit with a lot of file changes. This commit disappears if you let Kactus loading more time, but will be fantastic If this commit doesn't appear.

I understand that this is happening because there is a gap when Github change files between branches and when you are in the "new" branch you still have files from another branch.

Version

  • Kactus: 0.3.25
  • Operating system: Mac OS X Catalina 10.15

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Change to another already created branch
  2. Look in commit panel

Expected Behavior

Change to another branch without seeing this commits

Actual Behavior

A lot of new commits appears

@mathieudutour
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If I understand correctly, you mean that it show some changed files, not that it creates a commit?

@yceballost
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yceballost commented Oct 30, 2019

In this video you can see the issue. In this case, they are very little time in the screen, but I other cases remain as a common commit.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/peple0knfqyypxm/FakeCommits.mov?dl=1

@mathieudutour
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So yes, that's not a commit, that's just showing the current changed files until Kactus re-generate the sketch file.

This is a bit weird and I haven't seen this behaviour before. I can't reproduce in my repos. Would it be possible for you to give me access to the repo?

@yceballost
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Sorry, I can't because it is confidential 😴

@Timidfriendly
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+1

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