How to fix “modified content, untracked content” in git?

Question

The objective is to commit a git branch. The output of \"git status\" for the branch is:

On branch zeromq_new
Your branch is up to date with         


        

Answer 1

Solution involves removing .git/ from the directories with the "modified content, untracked content" label, removing the --cached filed from those directories, and then running git add on those directories once again.

Step-by-step solution:

1. Remove .git/ from log4cplus and ../lib/notification/cppzmq.
2. From parent directory from where you initialized your git repository, run the command: git rm -rf --cached log4cplus/ && git rm -rf --cached ../lib/notifications/cppzmq
3. Add and commit the directories to your branch again.
4. Push to your branch.

Happy coding.