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Created attachment 158096 [details] The commit window When modifying a file in a Python project, the Git > Commit... operation does only half work: The changes can not be seen in Github. Steps to reproduce the problem: 1. Open a a Python project, which has a git repository 2. Change a file and save it 3. Open the Commit window with Project > Git > Commit... 4. Set commit message and press 'Commit' Result in the messages window: ==[IDE]== 12.1.2016 11:07:39 Committing... Git Commit ---------- git add /my/path/datareader.py git commit -m Removing an import /my/path/datareader.py Commit Log revision : 8354fa52f6b935c94a4d8eeda977f79010b8f37f author : jpek-m <me@example.com> date : 12.1.2016 11:07:39 summary : Removing an import INFO: End of Commit ==[IDE]== 12.1.2016 11:07:39 Committing... finished. 5. Now there is no commit with the given message on the page https://github.com/my/project/commits/master and the file has not been changed. 6. Open an external Github application and pressed the 'sync' button. Now the newest commit is visible in Github.
Sorry, my mistake! Following the Git manual, I must also select Git > Remote > Push