git status and git "show changes" differs

[meme]

Hi,

yesterday, I've checked out a svn repository using git svn. Everything works great. Today, I wanted to start coding but now there are shown many many changes. These changes aren't made. A "git status" shows no changes. There're also no other branches so it's strange...
This project was also opened the first time. So I wouldn't expect that's an cached-index issue..
Does anybody has an idea, how I can make nb to accept that there are no changes?? )
Btw: NB also want's to commit the "changes" which aren't there. ))

yours
marc

[eds]

git status shows that the file is not changed
Netbeans Show Changes shows the file as having been modified (i.e. the filename is colored blue instead of black both in the tabs and in the projects pane). However, the status column in Show Changes just shows -/-

This used to work fine.
The repository is cloned from a github repository.
I did do a commit via the command line at one point. However, NetBeans is showing various files in this state and many of those files were not affected by that commit.

I also have Tortoise Git installed and it shows the status of the files correctly.

This is mainly an annoyance but it would be nice to be able to clear the NetBeans file status and have it resync with what is being reported by git.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

[fecsedy]

The "Changes between HEAD and Index" button works fine, i.e. shows no changes and the "Changes between Index and Working Tree" button works fine also but the "Changes between HEAD and Working Tree" does show a smattering of files with '-/-' status and highlighted in blue. It is annoying.

[eds]

This problem seems to have been fixed in the nightly build. See http://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=198451

I downloaded the latest nightly build and the problem seems to have been fixed.

[lgammo]

I have tried the nightly build (in May) and the 7.2 beta and they still have that same problem.

Am I missing something?

I am on Windows by the way...

[eds]