I have a git repo with two branches: develop and master. I work mostly at develop and when files are ready (sometimes not so sticky to this affirmation) I merge them to master branch to put them on production. Take a look to this pic:
All that files comes from develop branch and was merged but I only want to commit and push RepresentativeRestController.php but any time I do right click => commit all of them are included on the commit. How I get rid, temporary since they will be added later, of the ones I don't want to be included on the commit? I use Smartgit as a GUI client for Bitbucket repository. Any advice?
When you make a commit, all the staged file are included in the commit. If you wish to exclude certain files from a commit, unstage those files first.
I'm not sure how to do that with the Git UI you are using, but there should be a screen or something to manage which files with changes are staged and which aren't.
Use terminal to commit selected file : like: you have 100 files (10 type)
git add *.*all file
git add *.jpgall jpg file
$ git add .# add to index only files created/modified and not those deleted
$ git add -u# add to index only files deleted/modified and not those created
you can use source tree for all git work.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30655063/how-to-commit-push-selected-files-but-not-all-in-git