What is the equivalent command in SourceTree GUI of 'git add .'?

Question

I am trying to use SourceTree GUI. I've successfully created a local repo, committed some adds, removes, and mods, also successfully pushed to my remote.

My problem is, everytime I try to commit, the 'Staged Changes' file list in my commit window is empty, and I must manually drag and drop the content of 'Working Copy Changes' filelist to the 'Staged Changes'.

I figured out, if I issue the 'git add .' command in my terminal, then the very same thing happen.

Is there any way not to do this allways before my commits?

Answer 1

According to this answer from Atlassian, you can multi-select files (Cmd-A to select all) in the File Status View and once you've selected them, click 'Add' or press Cmd-+ (Shift-Cmd-=)

Alternatively, once you have pushed the Commit button, the commit dialog has a checkbox to the left of the text Unstaged files. If you check it, you will immediately stage all files that are currently listed as unstaged: