Question: I have a Symfony project, which was always held in an svn project.
Now I am trying to make the move to git (on github).

The problem is that

```
git status

```

always tells me that there are modified and new files/folders, which I cannot seem to commit...

When I

```
git add

```

these files/folders, then commit will just tell me I have nothing to commit, and that the files/folders are still untracked?

All the other stuff in my Symfony project is committed and pushed file, its just certain stuff in the vendors folder which I can't seem to get going.

How can I fix this?

ps: I am also having trouble getting composer to update my vendors.

Answer: 
You can use OpenCV [`resize()`](http://docs.opencv.org/modules/imgproc/doc/geometric_transformations.html?highlight=resize#resize) to do this. You should use INTER\_NEAREST interpolation.
In Qt, the [`scaled` function](http://doc.qt.digia.com/qt/qimage.html#scaled) of the `QImage` class gets the job done if you use the default parameter for the transformation method which is `Qt::FastTransformation`.