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I am using the Atom code editor and and familiarizing myself with Git command line (Terminal). However, why do I keep getting "Too many changes - The repository at /Users/me has too many changed files to display in Atom. Ensure that you have set up an appropriate .gitignore file."? I have tried committing a project of mine (simple chatbot service in Python3), but should I instead commit the files in my repository first before moving on to separate projects and the related? What does "Too many changes" mean?
Sounds like you are trying to commit your entire home directory... not a directory containing "a few" project files. – ivanivan – 2019-07-28T18:31:33.263
@ivanivan What would you suggest then? Should I change directory (cd) to my user folder (or whichever I use to store my projects) and then commit the project there? – MT_ – 2019-07-29T00:58:30.813