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I am trying to commit some changed files. There are several, but I only want to commit a few from a specific folder.

Everytime I attempt to commit, I get a Dialog box with a popup that says Partial Merge Commit.

It also has the message Partial commit during a merge is not allowed. The following files are not included in commit. Perform commit with all files included

I don't want to commit all the files, just the batch I am working on currently. Does anyone know how to get pass this? I may have made a mistake with a menu somewhere, but searching settings isn't giving me anything.

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Partial commit during a merge is not allowed.

You're in the middle of a merge process. You cannot commit just some files. A merge needs all files to be commited.

If you want to stop the merge

Option 1.

git stash save
git merge --abort

Option 2. If you really need to save your changes.

git add --all
git commit

Now the merge is done and you've got your changes saved. Now undo the merge, and retrieve the needed changed from your merge commit to where you need them.

If you want to continue.

The following files are not included in commit.

The list of files are not included yet.

Perform commit with all files included

Add them and make a commit. The merge will then be completed. Make sure that you've resolved the merge conflicts before.

git add --all
git commit -m'message'
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