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Problem with git status. Where to dig?
I started to learn Git and it seems that I did something wrong, now when I call git status I constantly see the following:
Please point me in the right direction :) Thank you.
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You didn't do anything wrong and git status works as it should.
I think "unaccompanied" means untracked files. These are the ones that are in the working directory, but they have not been added to the repository.
You need to git add to add them to the index (repository) and then commit, or add them to .gitignore so they don't interfere with git status.
Here is the life cycle of a file in the Git repository's working folder:
Your question has already been answered correctly, but nevertheless I will add: there are suspicions that you are trying to do all this in your home directory (judging by what files git status suggests you add). You would create a separate one, switch to it and do git init there - then you will get an adequate empty working repository.
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