So I'm starting to really dig into lakeFS now, so have probably a bunch of questions coming up 😅 The first is to check my understanding: there's no equivalent of

git add

, is that right? Once I've written files to a branch, I either commit them all, or none? e.g. here I can't just commit

sensitive/flyers.csv

and leave the

drone-registrations/*

uncommitted?

diff <lakefs://drones03/main>
Ref: <lakefs://drones03/main>
+ added drone-registrations/Registations-P107-Active-2016.parquet
+ added drone-registrations/Registations-P107-Active-2017.parquet
+ added drone-registrations/Registations-P107-Active-2018.parquet
+ added drone-registrations/Registations-P107-Active-2019.parquet
+ added drone-registrations/Registations-RecFlyer-Active-2020.parquet
+ added drone-registrations/Registations-RecFlyer-Active-2021.parquet
+ added sensitive/flyers.csv

Hey @Robin Moffatt, you are correct. When performing a commit, it will include all uncommitted changes from the branch. While "partial" commits have been requested by some users, it's still not a high priority in our roadmap.

thanks @Yoni Augarten 👍