'GitHub: repository not pushing the folder created with create-react-app
I want to initialise a repository with the following folder structure.
main-folder
|-- project_backend
|-- project-frontend
Just for reference, the backend code is python and the frontend folder was created using create-react-app.
When I pushed the repo using GitHub desktop, the project-frontend folder wasn't published, it wasn't even committed in the initial commit.
I tried all possible ways of creating the repo, but this problem still persists.
Any suggestions would be welcome.
Solution 1:[1]
A couple things to check:
- git will not commit empty folders
- the
.gitignore
file may contain a pattern that excludes the folder
Solution 2:[2]
I too faced this problem. I use GitHub desktop. My folder structure was frontend folder inside backend folder. I had made the frontend first using create-react-app which created a commit and a .git folder.
I used this:
Delete the .git folder in your frontend folder.
It worked for me by simply doing this.
Solution 3:[3]
I had this issue, although with Node.js not python.
Create-react-app seems to automatically create a .git folder
Only way I found to fix it was to delete the .git folder in the frontend folder.
I went to the folder itself in Finder (Mac user) and Cmd + Shit + . to see hidden files and then deleted the .git folder
Waited a few minutes and then it loaded as it should.
Sources
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Solution | Source |
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Solution 1 | Bill Jetzer |
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Solution 3 | ShanSchrauwen |