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Mark new file for addition to Git repository
Since R2023b
add(repo,files)
add(repo,files) marks the files files for addition to the Git™ repository repo.
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Create a new Git repository and a repository object.
repo = gitinit("newrepo");
Create a new script.
edit newScript.m;
Mark the script file for addition to the repository.
add(repo,"newScript.m");
Commit the new file to the repository.
commitDetails = commit(repo,message="Add file")
commitDetails = GitCommit with properties: Message: "Add File" ID: "c205f677db61dc94cc5e48a4467410f45e31db4a" AuthorName: "username" AuthorEmail: "username@mathworks.com" AuthorDate: 17-Apr-2023 14:32:10 +0000 CommitterName: "username" CommitterEmail: "username@mathworks.com" CommitterDate: 17-Apr-2023 14:32:10 +0000 ParentCommits: [0×1 string]
matlab.git.GitRepository
Git repository, specified as a matlab.git.GitRepository object.
Files to add to the Git repository, specified as a string array, character vector, or cell array of character vectors.
Example: "newfile.m"
"newfile.m"
Data Types: char | string | cell
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When you perform a merge, you can use the add or rm functions to mark the conflict on a file as resolved.
add
rm
Introduced in R2023b
gitrepo | gitinit | gitclone | rm | commit
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