What happens if you do:
git add .
this : (
i opened git bash directly on the godot project with name “git_test”
is this a problem?
This seems like you have a directory in your project that is literally called ... which git, and probably Windows struggles with. Could you maybe try and delete that directory?
This is weard newer added this …
and what is with godot_test?
Once you remove the ... directory, and run git add . everything should work.
i cant delete it ther is this error
Okay, since you already have the terminal open, could you do:
rm -rf ...
Have you tried to run git add . now?
Never the less, where did you init git? It seems you did it in the parent dir of your godot_test.
If the godot_test is the directory that you have created with a new project in Godot, than you would git init inside that dir.
yes i init in the project what can i do now? : ( i am lost
fixed the yellow error. yay…? i am sorry for this dumb post.
I would like to see a “tree” inside your “git-testing”. I have the impression that your folder structure is setup a little bit wrong. Where you have .git folders.
there should be your .git and it isn’t. The tree command in a terminal of the “git-testing” would tell more.
Maybe without the content of .godot.
Every Project has it’s own git. That’s why your idea of a git-testing folder with more than one Godot-Project is a little bit misleading.
in godot test is a nother git.ignore
You could just delete every .git folder and start over.
The .gitignore should be on the same level as your git. both inside your project.
The .gitignore is just a textfile with the rules which folders or files to ignore.
also git ignore?
