How push to Bitbucket from PhpStorm?

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How push to Bitbucket from PhpStorm?



How push to Bitbucket from PhpStorm? I see in PhpStorm the change history in git, but does not push changes from PhpStorm to Bitbucket.



I install/have:



If I > chosen file > git > repository > push - I see in Event log



9:59 Push successful: Everything is up-to-date



console



09:59:56.649: [62.109.4.246] git -c core.quotepath=false -c
log.showSignature=false push --progress --porcelain bitbucket.org
refs/heads/master:master --tags To
https://bitbucket.org/account/repository.git
= refs/heads/master:refs/heads/master [up to date] Done



but there are no changes in Bitbucket



My screenshot https://imgur.com/a/FQ0Ppk3





Did you commit the changes first?
– Marvin Klar
Aug 13 at 7:51





I made changes in the file > saved > checked that downloaded via FTP to the server and saved locally. Did PUSH, but for BitBucket there is no change. However, if you start SourceTree and Push, the changes will go to BitBucket. The tests were done several times.
– barmen
Aug 13 at 7:56




2 Answers
2



Find a solution: git > commit file > commit and push(not send commit) > Push



Git push is intended to put to the remote your COMMITS, not uncommitted local change. So before pushing you need to commit changes. Otherwise, there is indeed nothing to push.



PHPStrom offers you to push right after commit with the Commit nad Push action in the commit dialog.






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