I created an executable of my Python Software via Py2Exe, which creates two new directories and multiple files in them. I also created a new Python File for doing this, called setup.py.
Whenever I open up Git GUI it shows the only uncommitted changes are in my .idea\workspace.xml file (this comes up with every commit), and setup.py. My other directories and files that I created do not show up. I've tripled checked that the files are in the correct directory (../Documents/GitHub/..), does anyone know of this happening before, or a solution to it?
EDIT: When trying to add the files, I get the error:
fatal: 'C:\Users\me\Documents\GitHub\Project\SubDir\build' is outside repository
EDIT: Fixed the problem, I wasn't able to add the directories on Friday, but today it let me for what ever reason.
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that if the new files aren't showing up in git, then they are in fact not in the right directory. Make sure the directory your files are being created in has a .git directory.
If that is already the case, you want to look at the output of git status on your local repo to see the current status of things.
If the files are showing up in the results of git status but still not in your bizarre GUI tool, try a git add . on your repository directory.
If that still doesn't work then you need to sit down and question why you're using a GUI for git in the first place.
Git not commiting files