CODEWITHSUNDEEP
gitfilezilla
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Reputation: 624

Using GIT from filezilla

The changes which are done in GIT project folders thru filezilla whether in hooks folder or any folder in .git directory need to be committed or not? Also, I am doing some changes in hooks folder opened in filezilla and have saved it there but did not do any commits & while opening git bash I donot see any of these changes so is it because I did not do any commit or its any other reason?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 6382

Answers (1)

user1709076
user1709076

Reputation: 2856

insofar as 'being live' if you are talking about a website, then the answer is 'no'. You do not to 'commit' changes with 'git' before the files are live.

the second you overwrite your remote file with your local copy from filezilla, the html, or js or whatever you're editing will be live immediately without typing any 'git' commands

However, if you do not do 

git -A .
git commit
git push

then you will not have an all encompassing 'commit' of your website that you can use as a backup to rollback to in case 'something bad happens'

does that answer your question?

Upvotes: 3

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