#Why are all the files yellow if there is nothing to commit

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noble moss
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like what does that actually mean

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hazy igloo
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hazy igloo
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wtf did it get sent twice

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lmao

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the message

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anyway

noble moss
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now that I think about it my question is kinda pointless bc people use different color themes

hazy igloo
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hmmm

noble moss
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but generally this color only shows up when I modify a file, then it becomes yellowish like above

hazy igloo
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what if you restart intellij

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invalidate cache or something

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reindex project

noble moss
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tried that

cobalt chasm
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Probably changed all line feeds from \n to \r\n but git says there is nothing to commit because you have autocrlf activated in git config.

noble moss
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# noble moss yeah that solved the problem

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noble moss
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thanks bro

cobalt chasm
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Wow, that was just a wild guess.

noble moss
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it's weird cause I'm using intellij on windows but I commit changes in a wsl terminal

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so probably that's why

hazy igloo
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damn

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wouldnt think of that

eager crater
cobalt chasm
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But tabs vs. spaces should have been shown in diff when you are not ignoring whitespace. For line feeds I have seen it though that there were no diffs shown despite them being different.

hazy igloo
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yea easiest to check in the commit window