Push All Local Files of Repository to Remote

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  Recently, my visual studio can't clone from repository of GitHub.

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  I cannot find any error in the output windows in visual studio.

  And then, the Git Changes is blank. I can't pull and push any.
  

  Previously I considered maybe it is the problem of my Visual Studio or Operation System.

  However, after I reinstalled my Visual Studio and even reinstalled my Operation System, the problem is still here.

  Soon I found a topic may relate my problem:Git has stopped working after installing VS 2022

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  The version of my Visual Studio is 2022 17.1.6. What's wrong with it?
• Change CRLF to LF of all the files in repo

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• Git - Commit and push local changes without losing file diffs?

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• Repo still uses 8 GB of quota after force push to initial commit (empty repo)
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  • To rewrite it completely with size optimisation the idea was to reset the remote to the first commit and force push (git checkout <initial hash>; git push -f)
  • Then rewrite the history locally reducing size with compression and LFC, then force push again.

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• Updating SourceTree's browser.plist with non-existing repositories dynamically

  I'd like to traverse some directories containing git repositories with my Bash script and add them to SourceTree's list if they don't exist already. I'd preferably do it with native macOS tools (e.g. plutil) and structure the SourceTree's list in the same way as my (sub)directories are.

  If I look at the browser.plist while my SourceTree list is empty, it looks like this:

  $ plutil -p /Users/xox/Library/ApplicationSupport/SourceTree/browser.plist
  
  {
    "$archiver" => "NSKeyedArchiver"
    "$objects" => [
      0 => "$null"
      1 => {
        "$class" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x600000936f60 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 2}
        "NS.objects" => [
        ]
      }
      2 => {
        "$classes" => [
          0 => "NSMutableArray"
          1 => "NSArray"
          2 => "NSObject"
        ]
        "$classname" => "NSMutableArray"
      }
    ]
    "$top" => {
      "root" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x600000936ec0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 1}
    }
    "$version" => 100000
  }
  

  If I add some directories and repositories to SourceTree, like in this example:

  browser.plist will look like this:

  $ plutil -p /Users/xox/Library/ApplicationSupport/SourceTree/browser.plist
  
  {
    "$archiver" => "NSKeyedArchiver"
    "$objects" => [
      0 => "$null"
      1 => {
        "$class" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167efa0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 16}
        "NS.objects" => [
          0 => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167ef60 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 2}
          1 => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167ef80 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 20}
        ]
      }
      2 => {
        "$class" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f060 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 15}
        "children" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f080 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 5}
        "hashValue" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f0c0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 19}
        "isLeaf" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f020 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 4}
        "name" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f0e0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 3}
        "parent" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f040 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 0}
        "path" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f040 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 0}
        "repositoryType" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f0a0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 17}
      }
      3 => "test_directory_1"
      4 => 0
      5 => {
        "$class" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167efa0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 16}
        "NS.objects" => [
          0 => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f100 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 6}
        ]
      }
      6 => {
        "$class" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f060 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 15}
        "children" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f120 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 8}
        "hashValue" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f140 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 18}
        "isLeaf" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f020 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 4}
        "name" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f160 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 7}
        "parent" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167ef60 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 2}
        "path" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f040 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 0}
        "repositoryType" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f0a0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 17}
      }
      7 => "test_subdirectory_1"
      8 => {
        "$class" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167efa0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 16}
        "NS.objects" => [
          0 => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f180 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 9}
        ]
      }
      9 => {
        "$class" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f060 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 15}
        "children" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f040 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 0}
        "hashValue" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f200 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 14}
        "isLeaf" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f1a0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 11}
        "name" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f220 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 10}
        "parent" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f100 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 6}
        "path" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f1c0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 12}
        "repositoryType" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f1e0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 13}
      }
      10 => "test_repo_1"
      11 => 1
      12 => "/Users/xox/werk/test_repo_1"
      13 => 1
      14 => 16224097462203018508
      15 => {
        "$classes" => [
          0 => "STBrowserNode"
          1 => "STTreeNode"
          2 => "NSObject"
        ]
        "$classname" => "STBrowserNode"
      }
      16 => {
        "$classes" => [
          0 => "NSMutableArray"
          1 => "NSArray"
          2 => "NSObject"
        ]
        "$classname" => "NSMutableArray"
      }
      17 => 255
      18 => 84843717759646174
      19 => 11241636783512070445
      20 => {
        "$class" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f060 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 15}
        "children" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f360 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 22}
        "hashValue" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f380 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 27}
        "isLeaf" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f020 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 4}
        "name" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f3a0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 21}
        "parent" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f040 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 0}
        "path" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f040 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 0}
        "repositoryType" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f0a0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 17}
      }
      21 => "test_directory_2"
      22 => {
        "$class" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167efa0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 16}
        "NS.objects" => [
          0 => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f3c0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 23}
        ]
      }
      23 => {
        "$class" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f060 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 15}
        "children" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f040 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 0}
        "hashValue" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f400 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 26}
        "isLeaf" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f1a0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 11}
        "name" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f420 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 24}
        "parent" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167ef80 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 20}
        "path" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f3e0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 25}
        "repositoryType" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167f1e0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 13}
      }
      24 => "test_repo_2"
      25 => "/Users/xox/werk/test_repo_2"
      26 => 13314943410316335170
      27 => 2273844435150619926
    ]
    "$top" => {
      "root" => <CFKeyedArchiverUID 0x60000167eec0 [0x7ff861751d80]>{value = 1}
    }
    "$version" => 100000
  }
  

  Is there some simple way to modify my plist in a desired way given that each directory/repository is not a simple entry but an object with a bit more complex structure?
• Git stash selected files in Sourcetree

  How can I stash selected files in Sourcetree using git? I am doing this to stash selected files in SourceTree.

  

  In Tools, option, custom action, I add a new custom action that execute the command stash push -m "Login_Esteban" $FILE.

  If I want to use, I select several files and click in my custom action "stash selected files"

  

  Is there a better way, since I have to change the name of the messague in the options of Sourcetree every time?